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- This page contains information and pictures about Minute Two-spotted
Ladybird Beetles that we found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.
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- Body length 2.5mm
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- This ladybirds is very small. The body is dark green in colour with brown
spot on each of the forewings. We occasionally saw them in our hibiscus plants
wandering around.
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- This ladybird is shy and alert. When disturbed, it will drop and fly away
in a second.
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- In summer time it is quite common to find many of them on plants in
Brisbane bushes.
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- Reference:
- 1. Australian Ladybird Beetles
(Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) Their biology and
classification - A.Ślipiński, Australian Biological Resources,
2007, p87.
- 2. Ladybirds
- Insects Identification and Information Guide, Australian Cotton CRC, 2004.
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