Well, for lack of a better term, mine don't have the "skirt" that those do. Also, it is only a slight metallic appearance, not gold. At a quick glance, they look black...as in the first pic. The best way to describe the "metallic" appearance is like an oil slick or oxidation. I did use a systemic product on my coreopsis....had too, they were being eaten away. Most of the beetles are gone now...

I wish I knew how to post a picture, but I can not seem to figure it out. Please help anyone!! Thank You, Kathi

Could you post the picture?

I was using the term 'assistant' in a general sense. I didn't get a look at her badge, and she didn't introduce herself, except to say that she needed to ask some questions. If I'd known she was a PA, I'd have identified her as such in the OP. I wouldn't call her a receptionist--to me a receptionist is the person behind the desk, taking my name (and money), and scheduling appointments. It doesn't matter to me if she's an actual PA, or a nurse, or a NA who was just hired yesterday--if she works in a physician's office she should know basic medical terminology, and should be able to read the words on a sheet of paper. I used to work in an office in the same hospital complex, and before I was hired I was given a basic medical terminology test. My husband taught medical terminology, as well as courses in his chosen field, in the allied health program at our local college. As I mentioned, FIL was a medic and EMT. MIL was an RN. My sister-in-law is a nurse prac, and my son is a paramedic. Maybe being around folks in the medical field has made me more aware of minor mistakes, but colonoscopy is a very common term. Since we're speaking of colonoscopies, everyone, please make sure you have your screenings. I had mine in July--not fun, but now I can relax for a few years.