Seven-spotted lady beetle ( Coccinella septempunctata ) by larose forest photos


14-AUG-2007	Christine Hanrahan

Photographed at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden. These non-native beetles are widely sold as aphid controls.

Canon PowerShot S3 IS
1/800s f/4.0 at 6.0mm full exif

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globalgadabout		11-Jan-2012 03:47
she looks at rest, yet bursting with a latent vibrance..one of the prettiest predators around...V

slhoornstra		11-Jan-2012 02:32
A great sunny color combination, so cheerful! V

Sheila		11-Jan-2012 01:38
Superb close up with fantastic detail, Christine.

Hank Vander Velde		11-Jan-2012 00:12
Nice sharp close-up Christine.

janescottcumming		11-Jan-2012 00:07
Ladybugs are the best! Sharp shot and a cool presentation. V

Jean Chiasson		10-Jan-2012 22:58
Beautiful close up details Christine vote

Karen Stuebing		10-Jan-2012 22:56
I love lady bugs. Could it be the nursery rhyme from childhood? They're just such happy looking insects. Beautiful capture. V.

Graeme		10-Jan-2012 22:50
I love this close up of this lady bird, Christine.BV

Jim Coffman		10-Jan-2012 22:35
Great closeup,Christine! Very colorful...

Linda & Pär Johansson		10-Jan-2012 21:54
It looks just like a toy made of wood! Great image! V

Patricia Kay		10-Jan-2012 21:10
Wonderful details and colors Christine...BV

Pierre		10-Jan-2012 20:45
Magnifique prise de vue! V

Stephanie		10-Jan-2012 19:50
What a precious little ladybug! V Isn't it funny that the US calls them ladybugs; Europe calls them ladybirds; and Canada calls them lady beetles? :) Regardless, we all think "she's" a lady! :)

Guest		10-Jan-2012 19:47
looks like it would have little wheels underneath and it could roll right around

J. Scott Coile		10-Jan-2012 19:26
Perfect.

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