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17-04-2007, 02:20 PM
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100% Harlequin?  |
17-04-2007, 03:06 PM
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i'm relatively sure that's a harlequin ladybird. on some species i think the red spots on the base of the wing cases are sort of scooped but i'm not absolutely certain on that. paul is your man for ladybirds!
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axyridis spectabilis - a Harlequin. |
17-04-2007, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by almostnormal  i'm relatively sure that's a harlequin ladybird. on some species i think the red spots on the base of the wing cases are sort of scooped but i'm not absolutely certain on that. paul is your man for ladybirds! | Yes, sometimes the spots are crescent-shaped and sometime they are actually circles - 'bulls'-eyes'! Sometime they're very small .... it's not called the multivariate ladyvird for nothing  |
17-04-2007, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul mabbott Yes, sometimes the spots are crescent-shaped and sometime they are actually circles - 'bulls'-eyes'! Sometime they're very small .... it's not called the multivariate ladyvird for nothing | i knew a ladybird factoid! yey me! i knew joining this site would be a good idea, i'm learning new stuff all the time. its so exciting..... 
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