What bug looks like a ladybug but is orange?
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Isabella Gonzales
Studied at the University of Johannesburg, Lives in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Hello, I'm an expert in entomology, the study of insects. When it comes to identifying bugs that resemble ladybugs but have an orange hue, there are a few possibilities to consider.
One such insect is the *Asian Lady Beetle* (*Harmonia axyridis*), which can be orange with black spots, similar to the more familiar red ladybugs (*Coccinellidae* family). However, it's important to note that not all orange ladybug-like insects are Asian Lady Beetles, as there are other species and variations that can exhibit similar colors.
Another possibility is the *Mexican Bean Beetle* (*Epilachna varivestis*), which is also orange with black spots, but it's more elongated and doesn't have the same round, dome-shaped body as ladybugs.
To accurately identify the insect, one would need to consider additional characteristics such as size, pattern of spots, and behavior. It's also worth noting that some ladybugs can change color depending on the season or the presence of certain dietary elements.
One such insect is the *Asian Lady Beetle* (*Harmonia axyridis*), which can be orange with black spots, similar to the more familiar red ladybugs (*Coccinellidae* family). However, it's important to note that not all orange ladybug-like insects are Asian Lady Beetles, as there are other species and variations that can exhibit similar colors.
Another possibility is the *Mexican Bean Beetle* (*Epilachna varivestis*), which is also orange with black spots, but it's more elongated and doesn't have the same round, dome-shaped body as ladybugs.
To accurately identify the insect, one would need to consider additional characteristics such as size, pattern of spots, and behavior. It's also worth noting that some ladybugs can change color depending on the season or the presence of certain dietary elements.
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Studied at the University of Bristol, Lives in Bristol, UK.
ANSWER: What you have is probably the Asian lady beetle or Japanese lady bug (Harmonia axyridis). These insects can be a nuisance in almost all parts of the country. They usually make their presence known in the fall and winter when they collect in large numbers around the perimeter of houses and buildings.
2023-04-15 17:54:47
Julian Lee
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ANSWER: What you have is probably the Asian lady beetle or Japanese lady bug (Harmonia axyridis). These insects can be a nuisance in almost all parts of the country. They usually make their presence known in the fall and winter when they collect in large numbers around the perimeter of houses and buildings.
