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  1. pdwinter

    The Ladybird thread

    I find that with Dragonflies -- particularly damselflies in grassland on a windy day :)
  2. pdwinter

    The Ladybird thread

    iRecord uses the NBN Record Cleaner rules and the data in it can be quite out of date for both distribution and flight times (certainly for dragonflies which I know a bit more about)
  3. pdwinter

    The Ladybird thread

    Also works well for hemiptera (true bugs), earwigs, and, in my garden, Southern Oak Bush-cricket - basically anything that sits on the rear-edge of vegetation.
  4. pdwinter

    The Ladybird thread

    Hi Pat There's a good page on Harlequins at http://www.harlequin-survey.org/recognition_and_distinction.htm and there's a link to a pdf for other British ladybirds at http://www.ladybird-survey.org/species_list.aspx
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