Do you also have a bunch of ladybugs hiding from the winter in ur room?🥹 I can’t wait until...

Do you also have a bunch of ladybugs hiding from the winter in ur room?🥹

I can’t wait until it’s warm enough that they can go outside and do their ladybug stuff. Not because I don’t like them, but because they deserve to be happy in the sun, on plants, eating aphids. 🐞

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samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

They might not be lady bugs. They may be an invasive species that look like lady bugs but are asian beetles, call an exterminator.

soulsrespite ·

They won’t kill me even if they are, they still need shelter regardless what they are..? @samueltyler2

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

@soulsrespite look up asian beetles. I will see if i can find it for you.

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Are Asian lady beetles harmful?
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Asian Lady Beetles vs Ladybugs - Summit Wildlife Removal
Asian lady beetles (*Harmonia axyridis) are generally not harmful to humans but are a nuisance due to their tendency to invade homes in large numbers, bite when threatened (though not seriously), and emit a foul-smelling, staining yellow liquid. While they don't spread diseases, they can cause allergic reactions like rhinitis or asthma in sensitive people and, if a pet eats many of them, they can cause oral irritation or stomach upset.
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Environmental Impact
Beneficial: In gardens, they are excellent aphid predators.
Invasive: They compete with native ladybug species, contributing to their decline.
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