Amazing how such a tiny spot of color pops like that. We get ladybird infestations (or ladybugs as we call them in the USA) in our house about once a year. I think the one that invade our home are of the Japanese variety if I remember correctly.
Suzi - I'm glad you mentioned the variety of ladybird. It reminded me there is a ladybird survey in the UK (of as many as we see, regardless of variety but noting them) so I've put a link now beneath the picture.
The one in the photo is a five-spot but we also have a variety called the Harlequin whose presence, some think, may be endangering the indigenous species.
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That must be later in the year but a lovely sunny image.
Hello Hermes - no, I took it the day before yesterday, about twenty minutes before I took the photo of the two suns.
Lucy
(And this isn't an April Fool!)
(Neither of them are.)
Amazing how such a tiny spot of color pops like that. We get ladybird infestations (or ladybugs as we call them in the USA) in our house about once a year. I think the one that invade our home are of the Japanese variety if I remember correctly.
Suzi - I'm glad you mentioned the variety of ladybird. It reminded me there is a ladybird survey in the UK (of as many as we see, regardless of variety but noting them) so I've put a link now beneath the picture.
The one in the photo is a five-spot but we also have a variety called the Harlequin whose presence, some think, may be endangering the indigenous species.
Lucy
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