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Sep 30, 2007 17:06 |  #1

Another one from today. Ive never seen so many ladybirds. The were everywhere.

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Sep 30, 2007 17:25 |  #2

I have never seen a yellow one. We only have red ones here. Lovely shot Alister.


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Sep 30, 2007 19:47 as a reply to  @ Photogirl2007's post |  #3

are you complaining about having too many subjects to shoot :D. great shot Allistair. i saw one the other day but it was so windy not sure if i gotten any good shot of it. been out hunting all weekend.

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Sep 30, 2007 20:06 as a reply to  @ Bill Pham's post |  #4

You'll see a lot of them this time of year as they gang up and look for a secure dry place to hibernate en-mass over the winter. In Duluth, Minnesota I watched them chew into 2" diameter hemp ropes - they will bite this time of year as well.

Nice image. Good focus on the eyes and DoF is great.



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Oct 01, 2007 05:08 |  #5

brilliant ladybird shot


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Oct 01, 2007 05:23 |  #6

Lovely shot- maybe a newly emerged one - takes a while for them to reach full colouration
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Oct 01, 2007 06:01 as a reply to  @ LordV's post |  #7

A nice shot Alistair.

Brian's explanation as to the colouring sounds pretty good to me.

I haven't seen that many this year. Marvellous how they seem to appear at once. I suspect I'll see hundreds round here soon.
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Oct 01, 2007 18:56 as a reply to  @ dreamline's post |  #8

Thanks everyone for the kind comments its much appreciated.

LordV wrote in post #4041644 (external link)
Lovely shot- maybe a newly emerged one - takes a while for them to reach full colouration
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Thanks for that Brian i was wondering why it appeared to be two different colours.

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