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Looks like usual ladybug but the colour's green with patternless small white sprinkles on its wing-shells. Head to tail-end length: 9.00mm.
Spotted this warm sunny afternoon a green ladybug, never seen before. It was moving around tirelessly till it found this wooden chip where it rested peacefully.
26 Comments (1–25)
Great suggestion, Mark .
Hi Doc.. I'm wondering why you are calling this a ladybug (Coccinellidae). Could it not be a 'leaf beetle' (Chrysomelidae) or Cassidinae?
Thanks Fyn Kynd.
Beautiful beetle!
Thanks for the suggestion. What'll the experts say?
What do you think about Paropsis sp.?
Thanks S P Kamat and Lanzz for making it favourite.
Thanks bayucca and Dilan for making it favourite. ID, pl.
Thanks StephenSolomons for the comment.
That is a nice beetle
Thanks Emilie for the lovely comments. It's still nameless! Experts help, pl.
Very pretty beetle & lovely shots, Doc.
Thanks Jason for the comment, and making it favourite. Still anticipating an ID!
Fabulous!
Thanks Wilson, Jim and Juan for making it favourite.
Thanks for the comments mauna. That's the most expensive apple!
Thanks Dilan for the nice comment. Pl ID.
The shell pattern reminds me a lot of a green apple.
Nice shots!!
Thanks AlbertTamayo for the like.
Thanks Wilson for the likes.
This green bug is waiting for an ID.
Experts pl give an ID for this lovely, peaceful ladybug.
Thanks CindyBinghamKeiser, RiekoS and sara in the woods for favouriting it.
Thanks RiekoS for the nice comment.