Egg - Ladybirds lay eggs one or more times a year (species vary), in batches of up to 40. They are yellow or orange and will hatch within 4-10 days. Larva - The larvae vary in colour and markings.

Ladybirds are important to local ecosystems and provide natural pest control to gardeners. But they face threats too. Do One Thing for nature - spend some time looking for ladybirds and join the ...

Find out how to build a simple bug hotel. Ladybirds and other insects will be grateful for the shelter provided by this pine cone palace. Find a sheltered spot in the garden or a shed. Push three pine ...

The 24-spot species feeds on plants. Five species are considered important for the control of aphids on cereals, potatoes and sugar beet. Ladybirds are good flyers; however, adult dispersal is random ...

One of our most common ladybirds, the black-on-red markings of the 7-spot ladybird are very familiar. Ladybirds are a gardeners best friend as they eat insects that love to nibble on garden plants!

People across the UK are reporting seeing swarms of ladybirds roaming the skies and some have started invading people’s homes. Social media users have taken to X - formerly known as Twitter - to ...

Next up is the regular season finale against Forrest City, scheduled for Thursday night. Both games have conference title implications. For the Ladybirds, a number-one seed is on the line in next week ...