Yesterday, I went for C.tranversalis hunting in my hometown, Teluk Intan, Perak. I did the collecting in the evening between 6-7pm. After I collected them, I realeased them back because my aim was to record the numbers. I started around the Eastern Garden neighbourhood searching for C.transversalis. The only place I targeted was on the Rumput Sambau or Eleusine indica grass. Like I mentioned before, you can find and catch this ladybird species on this type of grass. Indeed, I did find M.sexmaculatus, the zig-zag ladybird on it too but just in case you are into C.transversalis, then look for them on goosegrass (E.indica). But, I found that the numbers were not that as many as like the one I collected last time. Not sure, perhaps, the weather or the time, it was 6-7 pm la! (ladybird adults are active in the afternoon). So, let's hope that they do not extinct ok!
This blog is designed to inform the public about our Malaysian ladybird species. It is paramount for people to know about their whereabout existance, contributions and roles in this ecosystem we share. Ultimately, is to record every single species of ladybird we posses and embark a local or perhaps a national conservation project for them.. Don't let them go extinct while we can still have the chance to save them!
LADYBIRD, LADYBIRD, FLY AWAY HOME....
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