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| | | Bristly egg on 2-spot ladybird pupa - parasitic? Northants garden.
I only noticed this egg (presumably parasitic) when I was processing this image of a 2-spot ladybird pupa for upload to WAB. Any info or comments appreciated.
The egg is yellow and bristly and can be seen on the right hand side as viewed:
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