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On warm October days all across the northern hemisphere, you may well see squadrons of ladybirds seemingly appearing out of nowhere and making a beeline for quiet corners of your house. These are Asian Harlequin Ladybirds so named, writes Charlie Moores, because of the huge number of colour forms they occur in.
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