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Re: Bug Ident Help - what are these bugs??
Unless they are harlequin ladybirds - Japanese knotweed of the insect world!
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Re: Bug Ident Help - what are these bugs??
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 Source: Harlequin Ladybird Survey - home They certainly bare a resemblance to the ones i found, so does this mean we should we be looking to control these invasive ladybirds to protect our native species? |
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