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That reminds me we haven't posted on the "spot the hamster" thread for a while......
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Here are my recent critter photos!
7 spotted ladybug, but its color is a bit faded
Some sort of wood ant
Mottled ShieldBug nymph
An empty cicada shell
Some sort of wasp? I'm not sure.
22-spotted ladybug. I tweaked the brightness and contrast a bit to make it look more visible.
Garden snail.
7 spotted ladybug, but its color is a bit faded
Some sort of wood ant
Mottled ShieldBug nymph
An empty cicada shell
Some sort of wasp? I'm not sure.
22-spotted ladybug. I tweaked the brightness and contrast a bit to make it look more visible.
Garden snail.
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Lovely pictures, fascinating creatures 
Beautiful fotos
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7-spotted one is very unusual indeed. They are usually red after all, but I have seen other insects with faded colors and unusual patterns in the area.AmazingThat yellow ladybird is very unusual - I wonder if it is a one off/mutation?
Here is a firebug that has a blotchy spot(usually both spots are perfectly round)
The 22-spotted one is a different species of ladybug that normally look like that. They actually eat mildew instead of aphids.