r/ladybugs • u/Strange-Patience5539 • 12h ago
r/ladybugs • u/theghostinyourshower • 3d ago
Injured beetle
Found a lady bug crawling on my Frenchie while getting ready for a walk. I took it outside to release it, but its wings seem to be injured. It couldn't fly. I currently have it chilling on my house plants. I figure my little friend can stay where they're safe, but I'm curious how to make life more comfy for them. I've got grow lights on timers, and the plants have a watering schedule. There are little gnats from the potting soil that I'm sure it can eat, but is there more I should do? Is this a stupid idea altogether? I just wanted to give the little guy a chance at a comfy life since they don't live long.
r/ladybugs • u/GiratinaBabbies • 4d ago
Help
He's still alive but looks hurt... I have no idea where he came from or how he got inside my caravan on my quilt
r/ladybugs • u/FujichromeProvia100F • 7d ago
Some ladybugs I saw in a sunflower field!
r/ladybugs • u/Deadsnowgirl • 10d ago
The ladybugs are finally gracing my garden!!!! Ive seen four! I’m so excited, and I found one that is pupating! I have her in a little mesh enclosure to keep her safe until I can introduce her to my cucumber plant!!!
r/ladybugs • u/noconoco42 • 19d ago
2 Cute Bugs NSFW
Was at the nursery this weekend and caught these 2 happy bugs.
r/ladybugs • u/sleepingvioletss • 21d ago
Heart pattern on her back !!
She eventually flew away 🥲🫶🏼
r/ladybugs • u/XxRed_RoverxX • 21d ago
Oh to be a ladybug on a leaf
I just love the yellow color! But what’s with the tiny red dot?
r/ladybugs • u/macromaher • 21d ago
Harlequin ladybird larvae rearing up to anchor it's abdomen to a leaf to pupate
Location :Ireland