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Cycloneda munda
Spotless lady beetle
Small island on Lake Cumberland, KY
Thanks for the explanation, Karen! You're right, their dots are fused. =)
Thanks Vale & Maggie!Ceci, the photos I've looked at of Cycloneda sanguinea show separate dots on the thorax but they are fused in C. munda - but then I'm not expert!
and nice colurs!
what a cool photograf!!!!
That is amazing the colours that have also :D
Isn't it Cycloneda sanguinea? Why is it called "polished". (I'm sorry for my curious-ness)
Lat: 36.87, Long: -85.15
Spotted on Aug 24, 2012 Submitted on Aug 27, 2012
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Thanks for the explanation, Karen! You're right, their dots are fused. =)
Thanks Vale & Maggie!
Ceci, the photos I've looked at of Cycloneda sanguinea show separate dots on the thorax but they are fused in C. munda - but then I'm not expert!
and nice colurs!
what a cool photograf!!!!
That is amazing the colours that have also :D
Isn't it Cycloneda sanguinea? Why is it called "polished". (I'm sorry for my curious-ness)