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bonitin Gent, Belgium(Zone 8a) Oct 02, 2007

Harmonia axyridis. And if it is so then I have far more Harlequin ladybirds than the native ones as I had already some others ID as the harlequin earlier in the year!

Both I found in my garden last spring;

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bonitin Gent, Belgium(Zone 8a) Oct 02, 2007

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bonitin Gent, Belgium(Zone 8a) Oct 02, 2007

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Found just another one I think it's also de harlequin

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wallaby1 Lincoln, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Oct 02, 2007

They all look like variants of the Harlequin Ladybird to me, they have the fused 'M' on the pronotum.

I found my first Harlequin this September, I have just sent a record and pics to the Harlequin survey here.

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