Two-spot ladybird
Adalia bipunctata
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The two-spot ladybird occurs in gardens, scrub and trees. It searches for aphids and other small prey. Females lay eggs where larvae will have access to food. L
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Adalia bipunctata
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The scale compares the named dimensions. View direction and measurement points are given for each animal.
The two-spot ladybird occurs in gardens, scrub and trees. It searches for aphids and other small prey. Females lay eggs where larvae will have access to food.
Larvae are also predatory, although their appearance differs markedly from adults. Adults seek shelter for the colder part of the year. Colour forms vary, so visible spot count alone does not always identify the species.