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Coccinellidae: Ladybirds of Western-Europe Subfamily Coccinellinae - Tribus Coccinellini - Genus Aphidecta Aphidecta obliterata Linnaeus |
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Larch ladybird[Morphology] 3.5 - 5 mm. Brown, evenly coloured or with 2 or 4 black smear like spots. Slightly elongated ladybird with parallel sides. Distinct M-shape on the pronotum. Darker forms sometimes seem to have light spots.Unspotted beetles are almost always malesG), darker ones females. Unlike other ladybirds it has good camouflage that it seems to rely on as its behaviour is sooner passive. [Ecology] On fir and larch [Distribution] Common on conifers Synonym: Adalia livida ° Aphidecta m-nigrum (Fabricius) ° NL:Bruin lieveheersbeestje ° FR:coccinelle brune ° D:Nadelbaum-Marienkäfer ° Responses temporarely out of order, sorryCreate your personal ladybird-album, and at the same time share your pictures with other ladybird enthousiasts. If you own one of the pictures on this site, please contact us right away. Aphidecta obliterata on other websites : Fauna Europaea:Taxon/Map (english) Coccinellidae.be (belgian/dutch) Stippen.nl (dutch) KerbTier.de (german) Ladybirds Of Ireland (english) Waarneming.nl (dutch) UK Ladybird Survey (english) contact us |
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