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- but was just going through my photo files and remembered. Shortly after you posted this we were on a wildflower hike in the same general area where I think your article referred to. Well we came on our own "swarm" of ladybugs - I've heard about them in the area and generally this swarming happen in the fall, but we had never seen it ourselves. Pretty amazing. Like I said it usually happens in the fall. We had a very cool and wet summer this year enough so that they think maybe the ladybugs reacted by engaging in this behavior early and at lower altitudes than would be normally seen. Interesting....
