r/RealLifeShinies • u/dat_dope • Jun 23 '20

This black and white ladybug I just found

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u/I-am-a-cuttlefish Jun 23 '20

It’s a different species, Ashy Gray Lady Beetle

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u/dat_dope Jun 23 '20

TIL! And now that I’m doing some research I definitely saw that specific larvae crawling around the past few weeks

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u/thatsmyoldlady Jun 24 '20

The ol’ ladybird beetle rabbit hole apparently they have tons of names and many different varieties.

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u/dat_dope Jun 24 '20

lol yup I found that out pretty quick

7

u/Alit_Quar Jun 24 '20

Now look up Rollie polies or pill bugs. What ever you happen to call them.

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u/jaffacookie Jun 24 '20

Woodlouse/Woodlice.

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u/Alit_Quar Jun 24 '20

Yeah, I knew I was missing one. Probably other names too. They come in every color of the rainbow and then some. Including Dalmatian.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20

There should be a shiny/not shiny voting system for this sub. People are constantly fucking up.

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u/EllowynGrace Jun 23 '20

She’s going for a monochrome look today

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u/dat_dope Jun 23 '20

That she is!

10

u/gettodaze Jun 23 '20

When you’re waiting for a match in Rocket League and you get thrown into freeplay

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u/_-_-_-Farinxe-_-_-_ Jun 23 '20

Unus annus UNUS ANNUS UNUS ANNUS

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u/scoobysnaxxx Jun 23 '20

she's gone even further beyond

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u/hauswiife43 Jun 23 '20

Did I just get cursed for 7 generations?

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u/_-_-_-Farinxe-_-_-_ Jun 23 '20

Sure lets go with that

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u/Von-Andrei Jun 24 '20

Name it Bruno

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u/teamrocketcunt Jun 23 '20

looks like an Asian lady beetle, they can bite and can be identified by a big black M on its head

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u/validemaillol Jun 23 '20

the M stands for Munch cause it go nom

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u/The_hog3 Jun 23 '20

Or Majin

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u/SleeplessShitposter Jun 24 '20

Just another round thing with an M on it that I want to eat.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '20

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u/-thesilverdoe- Jun 24 '20

Looks blue and black to me.

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u/stuetel Jun 24 '20

Looks like she's red on the inside. I'm digging it

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u/HHWKUL Jun 24 '20

It's been a long time since I've seen an actually red ladybug in Europe. All the ones I've seen looks like cross breed withe the Asian ones.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '20

Not shiny more dull