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Ladybirds in spurge flowers

21 April 2015 by David

Ladybird in spurge flower

Ladybirds which had been using the Bantock Park spurge’s flowers as an overnight refuge.

Ladybird in spurge flower

They were possibly harlequin ladybirds.

Spurge flowers, Bantock Park

Categories David
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