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Found this the other day - is it possibly a Harlequin variant?
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Julian
http://www.harlequin-survey.org/recognition_and_distinction.htm#
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Distinguishing the harlequin ladybird from other British species:• If its less than 5 mm (1/5 inch) in length, it is definitely not a harlequin ladybird.
• If its red with precisely 7 black spots, it is a 7-spot ladybird.
• If it has white or cream spots, it is a striped ladybird, an orange ladybird or a cream-spot ladybird.
• If it is large, burgundy coloured and has 15 black spots, it is an eyed ladybird
• If it has an orange pronotum, and fine hairs all over the elytra, it is a bryony ladybird.
• If it is black with four or six red spots, two of which are right at the front of the outside margin of the elytra, it is a melanic form of the 2-spot ladybird.
Saw that site and those charts but couldn't decide if it was one of them or not...