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Ladybug Or Ladybeetle? Concord Photos Of The Day
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CONCORD, CA — Patch reader Beth Jersey shared these images of ladybeetles on freesias. The photos were taken Wednesday in her garden in Concord, Beth wrote in an email to Patch.
Fun Foto Fact: Ladybug or Ladybeetle?
"The most common species of native ladybug, the convergent lady beetle (Hippodamia convergens), has 13 or fewer spots on the bright reddish-orange or red forewings. The convergent lady beetle has two white lines that meet or converge behind the head, giving the insect its name."
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Hint: Count the spots on Beth's "ladybeetle" and find its white markings.
Thank you so much for sharing, Beth!
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