I was telling my daughter about ladybugs and explaining that they eat aphids, but the ladybug I found in our yard had no spots. Is it still a ladybug? Ladybugs, or as the British call them ladybee… ...

Though most people think of ladybugs as red with black spots, not all species of ladybugs look like that. There are about 5,000 species of ladybugs in the world, including 450 in North America.

The cute and colorful beetles help with pest control outdoors. Indoors, they may bite you or leave smelly excretions in your home.

We all love to see ladybugs in our homes and in our gardens. But, the next time you think you see a lady bug that has a slightly orangish tint, know that it's actually an Asian lady beetle. Lady bugs ...

Multicolored Asian lady beetles, like the one seen here, look very similar to common ladybugs but are slightly larger and often have an M-shaped marking between their head and their wings.

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The ladybug that slipped into your home to stay warm for winter is no lady and no bug. Instead, it is likely the multicolored Asian lady beetle. The small, roundish insect with black spots is ...

Though most people think of ladybugs as red with black spots, not all species of ladybugs look like that. There are about 5,000 species of ladybugs in the world, including 450 in North America.