Unidentified Critter
RogersDA
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A whole mess of these in my spirea.
Enjoy. Comments always welcome.
EDIT: Image removed. See my gallery for images
Enjoy. Comments always welcome.
EDIT: Image removed. See my gallery for images
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That looks like a lady bug (lady bird as some call them) larva. They are a predator for the insects that damage your plants -natures insecticide :cool
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Your in for a great influx of LadyBugs by the looks
The Lady Bug Larva look nothing like the adults.
Anyone every seen the morphing at all?
I'd like to see what the stages are from the Larva to the Adult.
Great shot David .... Skippy
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Brian V.
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I am going to have to start looking to see if I can capture some of the pupas (pupi?) as these transform into the adults.
Meanwhile, here are some newborns I found:
GreyLeaf PhotoGraphy
Wonderful shot- love it
Brian V.
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Jill
Your pictures are superior to these! I hope you submit yours. They do
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