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Published: 2016-03-16 19:26:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 320; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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Photo of a ladybug taken at my school.Related content
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I love them ladiesbugs. Β they remind me of a small-round-beautiful frog we, as children called a "nanana". Β I do not know what other languages called it. Β They had round bodies just like the ladybugs have. Β I haven't seen those frogs for a very long time.
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That's cool. Do you know what happened to these frogs?
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I do not know. Β I was too young then and had not been exposed to different environments. Β So I do not know if they were in that area only. Β As life progressed, I moved away from the area I grew up. Β And as I pursued other things in life, my attention also moved away with me.
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That's too bad. 
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As I said initially that, they were called "NANANA" in my language and I do not know any other name by which they were called or known by.
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I will try to look up the name of that frog online. I hope I find its name.
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Share with me, your find!
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I think it's called the Desert Rain Frog. Here is more information about it: amphibiaweb.org/species/2375
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Aaaaah! yes, yes, yes! Β that is the 'frog'! Β So beautiful and humble. Β Thank you so much. Β This reminds me of the fact that, as I indicated initially that, I was growing up when I used to see this frog and now I remember that, I only saw it when our father and us where plowing and the plough turned the sod; only then did this frog show up. Β Well, for the name "Desert Rain Frog" - it does make sense because, of course, plowing occurs after the rain and soil was a natural mixture of sand and ordinary soil. Β Not a desert as such.
Thank you for the trouble you have taken in researching. Β I think, many will benefit from this information. Β Β Β Β
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You're very welcome.
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How so?
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She has a white hat one
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I see it. 
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Its an unusual one for sure, I've seen yellow with black spots and a black with white spots before but not one with a cap.
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Is this ladybug really that rare?
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Some are like fore leaf clovers.
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That's interesting.
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So is the fact my voice recognition spelled four wrong LOL
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That's okay. The autocorrect on my phone sometimes does this too.
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i never see a lady bug with a white head before.
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I think it's because it's a certain kind of ladybug called the harlequin ladybird. They tend to have white patches on their heads.
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oh i see well, i learned something haha. their name is very nice too. i can see that.
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Thanks.
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You are welcome
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Beautiful shot of the ladybug Love this so Much.
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Thank you very much.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome!
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