22-spot Ladybird
Brightest of the yellow ladybirds, the 22-spot Ladybird is a small ladybird with typically 22 black spots. It favours grassland habitats….
Brightest of the yellow ladybirds, the 22-spot Ladybird is a small ladybird with typically 22 black spots. It favours grassland habitats….
The Orange Ladybird is a bright orange ladybird with 16 cream-white spots. It can be found in woodland, hedgerows, parks and gardens….
The 7-spot Ladybird is the ‘classic’ ladybird with a red body and seven black spots. This species can be found in almost any habitat….
The Pine Ladybird is black with four red spots, two of which are comma-shaped. Widespread in the UK, but with very few records in the North East….
The Harlequin Ladybird is a large and domed ladybird with very variable patterns. First recorded in the UK in 2003, this species has rapidly spread across England and Wales….
The 10-spot Ladybird is the most variable ladybird in Britain. This ladybird is usually found on deciduous trees and hedgerows in woodland and urban areas….
The 14-spot Ladybird is a yellow ladybird with distinctive rectangular black spots that are commonly fused together. This species is found in many habitats including grassland, mature woodland and agricultural land….