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Posted on 24-08-2007 11:07
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 I have no idea what this "thing" is. Any suggestions? Sorry I don't know the name of the large leafed plant either.

Location: About 30 km N of Stockholm, Sweden
Date: 2007-AUG-12
Habitat: Near a cemetary, so the plant vcan be cultivated

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 Puparium of Coccinellidae.
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 Maybe it was this larvae? that made the marks on the leaf ...
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 Ahh, you were fast Paul. Is the pupae emptied?
 
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 No, not yet.
 
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 Thanks Jan. I looked a bit at the Stippen site. It looks like it is the common Coccinella septempunctata ...
 
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 The marks on the leaf are probably caused by a sucking insect, my guess is a true bug.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
The marks on the leaf are probably caused by a sucking insect, my guess is a true bug.


You are right. The Coccinellidae larvae are predators. No need for them to go sucking on leafs Grin
 
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 All correct:

both are puopae and not larva,

both are from Coccinella septempunctata,

and the marks on the leaf are not caused by the ladybirds.
 
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 Thanks for confirmation Isidro! Wink
 
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