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Scientific name: Propylea quatuordecimpunctata or Propylea 14-punctata
Size: Approximately 3mm long
Distribution: Found in most parts of the U.K.
Months seen: March to October
Food: Aphids
Habitat: Hedgerows and woodlands.
Special features: The 14-spot ladybird has wing casings which can vary in colour from creamy-yellow to almost black. The black spots tend to be more rectangular than round, and are often fused together.
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