This one made an appearance yesterday:
A real gardeners' friend as they and their larvae eat copious numbers of aphids such as greenfly. They over Winter in buildings or trees and start looking for a mate in the Spring.
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Tiny Two Spots
I don't see many of the tiny two spot Ladybirds around the garden.
This one made an appearance yesterday:
A real gardeners' friend as they and their larvae eat copious numbers of aphids such as greenfly. They over Winter in buildings or trees and start looking for a mate in the Spring.
This one made an appearance yesterday:
A real gardeners' friend as they and their larvae eat copious numbers of aphids such as greenfly. They over Winter in buildings or trees and start looking for a mate in the Spring.
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It's years since I've seen a two spot. Well spotted.
ReplyDeleteAdrian: Apparently their numbers are dwindling, especially where there is competition for food from the dreaded Harlequin.
Deletequite pretty with their 2 distinct spots.
ReplyDeleteTWG: Ladybirds (ladybugs) are pretty with their bright red and black spots.
Deletenot see anything other than a harlequin so far
ReplyDeleteSDT: Pleased to say I have only seen a couple of harlequins so far in this area.
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