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Bugs On Old Yucca Plant - Coccinella septempunctata

Bugs On Old Yucca Plant - Coccinella septempunctata
Lory State Park, near Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado, USA
June 17, 2006
There were perhaps 20 of these bugs on a rotting Yucca plant. The larger ones were a lighter shades of colors than the smaller ones.

I am very interested in this insect
I have an infestation of these on my honeysuckle. They seem to focus on the underside of the leaves. They spin a type of silk thread and leave black dots all over the leaves.

please contact me if identified
jharris008@hotmail.com

 
These are ladybug larvae
so the infestation is of something else - they are predators of aphids (and possibly other small plant-feeding creatures). In the left of this photo you can see one with what appears to be a brown aphid in its jaws. It's unusual to see such a cluster of them, in my experience - although if you look at the comment on this one (below), which seems to be the same species (Seven-spotted ladybird), it describes a similarly large group.



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