I didn't get a great photo but you get the idea...strange. My ladybug doesn't have any spots. Pams ladybug has several several spots.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Lady bug
Pam just posted about her lady bug invasion. I haven't had an invasion but the other evening I had one trotting around on my computer. It felt weird watching it roaming around while I tried to type. I didn't get a great photo but you get the idea...strange. My ladybug doesn't have any spots. Pams ladybug has several several spots.
I didn't get a great photo but you get the idea...strange. My ladybug doesn't have any spots. Pams ladybug has several several spots.
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All I can say it is difficult to deal with change. This new Blogger format is not as user friendly in my opinion. I guess I will get us...
I had one in my bathtub the other night, of all places. I scooped her up, and took her back outside. I once spent more time than I care to admit rescuing several hundred that were inside my screened porch and releasing them. I just love the dear little aphid eating machines!
ReplyDeletePam @ Digging says:
ReplyDeleteIt looks like your ladybug wants to blog too. :-)
Lots of ladybugs live in our woodpile and when we start the fireplace and the basement warms up it seems like ladybugs show up from all over the place.
ReplyDeleteO my, we have ladybug all over the place! Cute spotless one you have!
ReplyDeleteI think this ladybug came in the other day when I had my window open trying to get pictures of birds at the feeder. Poor little thing. There were quite a few that tried to get in. I thought I got them all out. Obviously not.
ReplyDeleteYes Pam, this ladybug did seem to be a blogger. :)
Ruthiej maybe I should look in our stick pile to see if I see more ladybugs.
Monarchbfly I thought it odd that this lady didn't have any spots. I wonder why? It must be the type of ladybug it is. There are many different kinds.
I found a ladybug in my holster. Why would a ladybug endager its life like that?
ReplyDeleteHi again, Lisa
ReplyDeleteWhat a funny sight :-D
We don’t have problems with ladybirds here but in some parts of England they have had invasions this year as you can see in this news video news video .
Hi Shirl, It was funny.
ReplyDeleteI've had them in my office at work and here at home! Just a few. But a year ago I can still remember a lady in Charlotte on the evening news who had ladybugs invade her house by the millions - so many that an exterminating company had to come in and take care of it - then she needed a professional cleaning service. She waited two days too long to call for help. A REAL INVASION!
ReplyDeleteThe reason they're becoming a problem is because of gardeners and garden centres importing them from other areas as introduced species. Unfortunately, they take over the native (and useful) species and then proliferate. It's a real problem, especially because the native species are being obliterated.
ReplyDeleteDiane, Sand to Glass