Again I am back to post....It has been very hectic for the past few months...and the collecting progress has been delayed..Anyway, the observation has been kept going on.. And I am very intrigued with one species of coccinellid as shown in the pictures.. I have already mentioned this species before in the gallery. At first, I did not believe that it was a coccinellid species because they were found wandering on the leaves around the whitefly colonies. However, from my observation, the beetles are still there at the whitefly colonies and sometimes i saw them residing in the whiteflies' patches. So, I believe that this would be regarded as a 'coccinellid'. Then again, need to be ID under microscope .. but right now, I will regard this as a 'coccinellid' species until then..
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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