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I counted at least twenty on the back end of the m/h at one point
______________________________________________________________ Current MH is Compass Calypso on VW T4. Last one was Autosleeper Trooper on a T4 and before that two VW T2 campers - you get the idea...?
We were asking the same question last Friday. One of our windows was covered in Ladybirds. Not sure they should be around at the end of October, it must be the mild weather we are having was our thinking?
Keith
______________________________________________________________ If life seems jolly rotten
There´s something you´ve forgotten!
And that´s to laugh and smile and dance and sing!
À tous mes amis du forum thankyou pour toutes vos pensées agréables et avec son amour derrière moi je lutterai contre mon conflit avec un esprit de postive et le triomphe
We were at Saint Jean-de-Monts, on the Atlantic coast of France, in July and I'd never seen so many ladybirds in my life.
Quite literally they were everywhere. As we walked along the sea front they were all over our clothes and exposed body. They clustered together, hundreds at a time, on the stone sea wall and we were constantly being hit as they flew around.
Further along the coast at Arzon there were thousand upon thousand crawling all over the wooden posts that were alongside paths and keeping our mouths closed as we walked was essential.
We've not noticed many since we came back but they were certainly a problem whilst we holidayed in France.
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Just come back from a week away, firstly at Moreton In Marsh where we didn't see any, and then onto a CS in Essex where there were absolutely loads of them. When I took the silver screens off just before we left, there were about 40-50 all in and around the passengers door jam. How they got there god only knows.
We bought a load home from your end of Poynton (Elm Beds) this weekend on the van. Got home to find we had plenty of our own.
When is that nightmare traffic due to end?
Trev
I trust you went to the Boars Head Trev Excellent Cheese and Onion Pie in there...
We stopped at Elm Beds anout three weeks ago (yes it is only less than 2 miles from our house but we felt like it )
Traffic ceases in four weeks time to help Christmas and tehn recommences in the new year It'll be worth it in the end
______________________________________________________________ Current MH is Compass Calypso on VW T4. Last one was Autosleeper Trooper on a T4 and before that two VW T2 campers - you get the idea...?
We have a static caravan on the Suffolk coast and during August we were inundated with ladybirds. When we were there during October there were still a few about mainly trying to find a sheltered spot to hibernate. Back here in the Cotswolds there seems to only have been the average amount of ladybirds.
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Germany
How they got there god only knows.
