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The ladybird eats pests (most notably aphids) and has thereby rendered a service to the agricultural industry that is calculated to be in the billions of dollars
They are also a notable motif within Easter celebrations – who doesn’t love an Easter Bunny
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The earliest depictions of the use of the heart symbol is believed to derive from the ancient culture of Cyrene
Blue Tit- Print Size:11 x 14 inch print The ladybird eats pests (mostAt the dawn of the 20th century milk was delivered to British doorstops in open bottles. Two birds learnt how to siphon the cream at the top the Blue Tit and the Robin. After World War I, dairies began sealing their bottles with aluminium foil. But by 1950 the entire British Blue Tit population had learnt how to pierce the bottle tops and get the cream, whereas the Robins never did! Reproduced from Daniel Mackie's watercolour painting, this print is
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