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    Multicoloured Asian Ladybird.
    Captured this today in the local Exmouth park
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    That's a little beauty Chocky, nice capture.
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    Thank you

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    There's been a lot in the press about these little devils, house infestations included.
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    Yes, and they eat our red ladybirds and now there is nothing any one can do.
    But Alan Tichmarsh was saying that those spider webs in the fields get quite a few

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