Color: Native ladybug is RED, Asian lady beetle ranges from orange to tan to yellow (or even black).
"Despite the wide variation in background color and number of spots, [Asian Lady Beetles] all share a distinguishing mark on their pronotum...that small section that separates the head area from the abdomen (where the wing covers start). There is a mark on the pronotum that looks like a "W" or "M" depending upon whether you are looking at it from the front or rear. All multi-colored Asian lady beetles have this mark that domestic ladybugs lack."
Both are different from the Japanese Beetle, which is a metallic green-brown, and slightly larger than either Lady. It is considered a pest, and devours many plants. It can strip the leaves off a plant (trees, crops, and ornamentals such as roses, etc.) resulting in considerable damage to the plant, even killing them. You can purchase Japanese Beetle Traps which are baited with pheromones and are very effective in drawing them. In infested areas, it is not unusual for each trap to catch a quart of the insects a day in the height of the season.
Lady bug is bright red and june bug is darker orange/red color
I believe those are just two names for the same insect, its likely just a regional name difference. The two terms seem to be used interchangeably in sources on the insects.
yes there is.
lady beetle
Japanese beetle, erroneously called a lady bug in the US.
A lady beetle in breed season can weigh 0.5 g
Lady beetle.
Color: Native ladybug is RED, Asian lady beetle ranges from orange to tan to yellow (or even black). "Despite the wide variation in background color and number of spots, [Asian Lady Beetles] all share a distinguishing mark on their pronotum...that small section that separates the head area from the abdomen (where the wing covers start). There is a mark on the pronotum that looks like a "W" or "M" depending upon whether you are looking at it from the front or rear. All multi-colored Asian lady beetles have this mark that domestic ladybugs lack." Both are different from the Japanese Beetle, which is a metallic green-brown, and slightly larger than either Lady. It is considered a pest, and devours many plants. It can strip the leaves off a plant (trees, crops, and ornamentals such as roses, etc.) resulting in considerable damage to the plant, even killing them. You can purchase Japanese Beetle Traps which are baited with pheromones and are very effective in drawing them. In infested areas, it is not unusual for each trap to catch a quart of the insects a day in the height of the season.
The Asian Lady Bug is actually known as the Asian Lady Beetle. It is a tree dwelling beetle introduced to the United States in 1978.
Neither. A lady bug is a beetle, more generally an insect.
Sounds like a Japanese Beetle...
yes
One of the names are Lady beetle and I cant remember that one. Umm I think it was Ladybird yeah Ladybird.
Birds are one of the animals that will eat lady beetles.
There is no difference, a pumpkin bug is referred to a lady bug that is an orange colour. Lady bugs change colour throughout their lives.