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Harlequin Ladybird Survey

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by alex-adam, Feb 26, 2012.

  1. Baymule

    Baymule Gardener

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    Nah, they slip in a Gentlemanbug/bird so the Ladies don't get lonely. :wub2:
     
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    • Ned

      Ned Evaporated

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      Boldly bumping this once more. The harlequin ladybirds have been a nightmare on my patch. Although we have hoovered up hundreds of them for disposal, there are still very many left to get rid of. They exude a yellow sickly smelling mess when squashed which stains everything it touches. I`m beginning to forget what a native ladybird looks like. Hope we don`t get another invasion this year. They can stay on the other side of the ditch. :gaah:
       
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