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Thanks for explaining this (for the benefit of those that didn't know) Keno but if you thought I was erroneously trying to correct you for your use of the word stadium, you're mistaken. I was responding to your request for "Stadiums in one word" and, as I was first to give the right answer, do I win a prize?
Fairy Max Power washing-up liquid bottles stating "4X LESS SCRUBBING". That's nonsense, what is that supposed to mean? You can't have 4X less of something.
That's a female Southern Hawker. The two broad, apple-green (antehumeral) stripes on the thorax are a key identification feature. Wonderful indeed and a very lucky critter thanks to your rescue.
Its scientific name is Halyzia sedecimguttata whereas its common name is Orange Ladybird (very imaginative!). They often fly at night and are attracted to illuminated windows. Their diet consists almost entirely of mildew on deciduous leaves.