Coccinellidae Collection
"Coccinellidae: A Colorful World of Ladybirds" From left to right, we have the Seven-Spot ladybird (Coccinella 7-punctata
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"Coccinellidae: A Colorful World of Ladybirds" From left to right, we have the Seven-Spot ladybird (Coccinella 7-punctata), a native UK species known for its distinct seven black spots on its red wings. As spring arrives, the Seven-spot ladybird emerges from hibernation, ready to explore the blooming world. Here we see a Ladybird resting gracefully on a Hellebore bloom, showcasing its vibrant colors against nature's backdrop. Another Ladybird is seen climbing among delicate Gypsophila flowers, adding charm to this floral scene. A close-up reveals a Ladybug perched upon a yellow blossom, highlighting the intricate details of these tiny creatures. These summer beauties bring joy and wonder wherever they go. At dawn covered in dew, a pair of Seven-spot ladybirds engage in mating rituals on Mayweed flowers. Their connection symbolizes new beginnings and the circle of life within nature's embrace. Across oceans in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, USA, we find an invasive Harlequin ladybird (Harmonia axyridis) taking flight under controlled conditions. This species has spread rapidly worldwide but poses threats to native populations due to competition for resources. The Ten-spotted ladybird (Adalia decempunctata) finds solace on Common Water-plantain leaves as it searches for prey amidst aquatic habitats. Its unique markings make it easily distinguishable from other members family. Amongst them all stands an enigmatic Coccinella sp. , adorned with black spots that contrast beautifully against its bright shell. The diversity within this family showcases their adaptability and resilience across different environments. These charming insects captivate our attention with their vivid colors and fascinating behaviors. Whether native or invasive species alike, each Ladybird contributes to the intricate tapestry of our natural world.