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Chilocorus Stigma, Twice-Stabbed Lady Beetle or not? - Chilocorus
Copyright © 2005 GreenVelvet

Chilocorus Stigma, Twice-Stabbed Lady Beetle or not? - Chilocorus
Naples, Southwest FL in Collier County, Florida, USA
August 27, 2005
Size: typical ladybug size
A little online research makes me wonder if this is Chilocorus stigma or kuwanae. I also have photos of the larvae.
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Contributed by GreenVelvet on 28 August, 2005 - 3:05pm
Last updated 21 September, 2005 - 10:04pm

I just found pupa and newly e
I just found pupa and newly emerged adults in my yard this past weekend, in Boca Raton, FL. The photos I took were of a beetle similar in markings to this one, but I saw others with yellow and black carapaces as well.
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