
My ladybug would like to remind you that I am here to help you guys not to make your lives miserable. To hear this straight from my squeaky ladybug buddy please click on the following link [link]
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EWM
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However, I still suggest the remedy for the indoor infestation...
I recently found this ladybug on dA [link] and in the process of identifying it found this website which has images of several species of Australian ladybirds(ladybugs) and they have such a wide variety of patterns and colors it's really amazing.
I find a variety of ladybugs that wander around the house the mostly stay in places that have moisture to drink like bathrooms and kitchens but they don't damage anything as they simply eat aphids. I'd much rather see ladybugs wandering my home than spiders, roaches, or centipedes. They are welcome to my home so long as they keep the aphids off our flower garden and normal garden if we have one.
I really wasn't trying to debate anyone here in the attributes of having ladybugs in the garden. I have them in mine, matter of fact, but the red ladybugs don't come in my home, the orange ones sometimes do. When they do, they become a problem.
No, I don't want spiders, or roaches or centipedes in my home either. I wasn't suggesting that I did, the fogger seems to take care of them all. Matter of fact they knock down spider mites as well.
I was merely trying to suggest a solution for her problem.
I've never seen the red ladybugs swarm here at all, but the orange ones are all over in fall.
The 'look-alike' bug is the Asian Lady Beetle which ranges in color from pale orange to dark orange with or without spots. They can also be recognized by the foul odor they secret from their leg joints
Thanks for your input.