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An insect with a distinct head, round body, six legs and wings is a basic physical description of ladybugs (Coccinellidae family).
Specifically, ladybugs will exhibit various colors whose range includes black, blue, orange and red. They may have few or many spots on their backs. But they all have the beetle characteristic of two wings, of which the upper set is heavier in nature and protective in purpose.
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