This one has quite a long name. Don’t try saying it backwards … you might bump into something.
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July 2019, local field margin, South Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman.
Another Yellow Ladybird
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Excellent.
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Thank you!
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I’ve only seen red species of the lady bugs. Nice to see a yellow one, Pete.
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I don’t see many of the yellow ones here, Steve, but they always make a pleasant change to see them 🙂
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Not only is the ladybird color-coordinated with its stem, that pattern’s unlike any I’ve seen. It doesn’t look so much “dotted” as “rectangled.”It’s a really interesting pattern.
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This ladybird does have quite odd-shaped spots which kinda merge together compared to the istinct ‘spots’ of other species.
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Very pretty… it looks like a checkerboard.
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Thank you Susanne 🙂 It is quite something different.
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What a little beauty 🙂 I’ve never seen a ladybird like this!
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They are quite something! 🙂
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You might be right about the name😏. Very nice!
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Thank you Belinda. The spots on these do tend to merge 🙂
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