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| Asian lady beetle: Harmonia ayridis |
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| Asian lady beetle, has black "W" on "forehead" |
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| Asian lady beetle, can have no spots. Here you can see the wings not yet folded up. |
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| Asian lady beetle can be yellow |
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| Asian lady beetle nymph |
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| Asian lady beetle pupa |
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| lady beetles (this is an Asian) often are attacked by the green beetle hanger fungus, Hesperomyces virescens |
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| fourteen spotted lady beetle (Propylea quatuordecimpunctata) |
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| mating 14-spotted lady beetles |
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| 14-spotted lady beetle nymph |
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| 14 spotted lady beetle, particularly dark |
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| 14-spotted lady beetle, particularly light (with aphids) |
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| seven-spotted lady beetle (Coccinella septempunctata) |
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| 7-spotted lady beetle emerging from pupa |
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| 7-spot lady beetle |
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| V-marked lady beetle (Neoharmonia venusta) |
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| mating V-marked lady beetles |
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| V-marked lady beetle and pupa |
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| v-marked lady beetle and eggs |
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| spotted lady beetle (Colemegilla maculata) |
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| spotted lady beetle |
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| polished lady beetle (Popillia japonica) |
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| Ursine spurleg lady beetle (Brachiacantha ursina) |
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| sigil lady beetle (Hyperaspis sp.) |
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| parenthesis lady beetle (Hippodamia parenthesis) |
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| eye-spotted lady beetle (Anatis mali) |
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| Mexican bean beetle (Epilachna varivestis) |
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