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ladybugs eat aphids, which probably aren't around after a frost, so the likely answer is that they do not eat in the winter.
In the winter ladybugs will feast on eggs, tomatoes, carrots, yolk, beef, pork, seafood, fish, vegetable oils, fish, chicken, soybeans, apple peels, wholegrain foods, almonds, lemons, watermelons, liver, capsicums, grapefruit, Oranges, kiwi fruit, and also aphids -but aphids are only around during summer/spring-.

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14y ago

Yes, you can find ladybugs [Coccinellidae family] during the winter. They look for comfortable shelter from the cold, ice, snow and wind. A favorite place for ladybugs is inside people's homes. They often cluster behind window fixtures, drapes and winds. They like houses because of the food supply that they tend to find there. Specifically, they like to feed on such mites as dust mites during the winter.

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9y ago

Ladybugs do escape the cold in the winter by hibernating. They usually find shelter behind bark or under leaves. They usually hibernate in large groups and this helps keep them warm.

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14y ago

Yes, but they really don't move around a lot. If you go to a garden shop to buy ladybugs for the garden they will have them in a tub in a cooler because they more or less hibernate.

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12y ago

Ladybugs will eat anything in the winter except for fabric, plants, and other household items. So try to get some oatmeal or apple slice ( small enough for them to eat/digest.)

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12y ago

they do not store water or food they just die off

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12y ago

Yes, they usually gather in big bunches and find shelter where they all get together to share warmth, some even migrate to warmer climates.

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11y ago

Yes they do

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