Yellow, fuzzy, sticky bugs with orange egg clusters on bean leaves in central Vermont are likely Colorado potato beetle larvae (despite being on beans, not potatoes). Ladybug larvae look similar but are carnivorous. The beetles may have migrated from the adjacent alfalfa field.
Same remedy: ladybugs love aphids.
Intercrop peas with beans — research shows peas repel Colorado potato beetles.
— The Long Island Gardener
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