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LADYBIRDS

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The Harlequin ladybird has a very variable appearance, which can make it difficult to tell apart from our native ladybirds. They are often found in a cluster in window frames and corners of rooms.
Size and shape : large (7-8 mm or about 1/4 inch), round.

Elytra (wing case) ground colour: pale yellow-orange, orange-red, red or black; highly variable.

Elytra pattern: 0-21 orange-red or black spots, or grid pattern; highly variable.
Most common forms in UK  orange with 15-21 black spots: black with two or four orange or red spots.

Pronotum pattern: white or cream with up to 5 spots or fused lateral spots forming 2 curved lines,
M-shaped mark or solid trapezoid.

Other characteristics: elytra with wide keel at base; legs almost always brown.

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