Insects are damaging several of my perennials. There is a distinctive pattern of brown, sort-of-squares on the leaves before they get chewed through. This appears on Ampelopsis Vine, Blazing Star, Hyssop, Russian Sage, Culver’s Root, Globe Thistle and Ligularia. I have a photo of a yellow and black bug similar to a Woodbine Borer in the Hyssop. Also an orange and black bug, please see PDF. On Rudbeckia and Salvia there are holes. They don’t appear to have the same distinctive pattern. I have photos of an orange bug on the Salvia but also on the Russian Sage. Please see 2nd PDF. I have a Yarrow that is a wilting — no sign of bugs, it bloomed like crazy last year, this year, not hardly growing. Maybe it does have that same pattern, just can't see for the size of the leaves. I have a number of plants for butterflies and bees, so don’t want to use any insecticide that would harm them. I have been trying to control aphids on butterfly weed with insecticidal soap, but don't know what to use for this other problem(s). Thank you for your attention and expertise!