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It means you have a ladybird on your car window.
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What is an american word for ladybird?
If you mean the beetle-ladybug.
Can ladybugs be beetles?
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How does a ladybird kill?
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Is a ladybird a herbivore?
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When was The Ladybird created?
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What does chicken bones on your car window mean?
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What does William Shakespeare mean by ladybird?
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What is a baby ladybird called?
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