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Slug A Bug Red!

JerryK

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Open Original Shared Link today while I was running.
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Open Original Shared Link today while I was running.

JERRY!!!!!.....was the bug out running too????

...how big was it?!?!???? :unsure:

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JERRY!!!!!.....was the bug out running too????

...how big was it?!?!???? :unsure:

Ok, I confess it was small..ladybugs are small. Very Very small....

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Ok, I confess it was small..ladybugs are small. Very Very small....

LOL !

We don't have ladybugs here in the UK - ---- we have Ladybirds instead ...which are very similar but have black spots on their red wings....

Mmmmm - fascinating......

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LOL !

We don't have ladybugs here in the UK - ---- we have Ladybirds instead ...which are very similar but have black spots on their red wings....

Mmmmm - fascinating......

Ladybirds..interesting....we have a bunch of different bugs of this same theme. Some have black spots...some not so much. This guy was a bit more orangish than usual, with faint black spots.

Ladybirds...I guess I learned something new:)

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