Tweets:

To learn about ladybugs or ladybirds as they are sometimes known, look
at the following web sites. The last one is especially interesting if
you want to identify exactly what kind of ladybug it is that you have
(there are over 4500 species)

http://www.cce.cornell.edu/factsheets/home/insects/old/ms.pst.ladybeet.html

http://www.speakeasy.org/~tilth/activity/ladybug.htm

http://detnews.com/1996/menu/stories/71972.htm

http://vp.schoolnet.ca/vp/ladybeetle/ladybuge/index.htm


Rob Conway
Bellevue, WA

robin_conway at hotmail.com
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>Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 02:02:05 -0700
>Reply-To: jfmccoy at earthlink.net
>From: Jim McCoy <jfmccoy at earthlink.net>

>
>Also, can anyone tell me what this event is about? Are they mating,
>trying to lay eggs, or electing a new president? Seems to me I've
>read about this, but I don't recall. Their behavior was
>inscrutable...
>
>Jim McCoy
>jfmccoy at earthlink.net
>Redmond, WA
>
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