Which insect is in the picture?
Correct answer: Ladybug
Dorothy
I understand that lady bugs are very good to have in gardens.
Madge
Nobby, I'm glad someone else calls them ladybirds. That's the only name I grew up with in Australia - until recent US influenced started this big rubbish. Thank you!
Jamie
Thanks for the day maybe we could get a little bit
Danisha
Danisha Nikita and we 9999999999999999
Dexter_Claude6
kimtot, It's ladybug it has red and black dots
jewels
Dorothy, they are because they eat aphids, but this is a Japanese beetle... not good
jewels
Jaye, yes, it's more orange where the ladybug is red.
Witch
We call them 'Lady Birds,'
Jaye
Actually this is an Asian beetle and not a ladybird - Asian beetles are meaner and stink
Queen
I disagree. Ladybugs are red. This is an Asian beetle that bites and stinks when you squish it.
Bigkev
toothless beachrat, loved Rodney Dangerfield!
Nobby
'Ladybird' - please! - (which ironically, is a true example of a bug - a beetle with biting jaws - contrary to the U.S. suggestion that all insects are 'bugs')
Yana
toothless beachrat, And they do get respect !
toothless beachrat
Rodney Dangerfield, coach of the Ladybugs...