I don't know the county...?

According to Wikipedia. You could also use GPS coordinates or some other form of location data (a canyon, river, town, or other landmark) to figure out county. It's always very helpful to know exactly where you find things. Salvador Vitanza is one of many contributors who does a good job of this. For some examples of his system, see: (1),(2), (3).

I understand, please see my remarks in Coccinellidae:

http://bugguide.net/node/view/1312390#2277315

But I certainly can't work with coordinations, I'm too old for that.

Thank you for your explanation though!

I've filled out all the data for you. Take a look at it if you're unsure of anything. As for your coccinelids, some location data (state only) is certainly better than none, and more specific data often isn't terribly important, though if you're ever back in the states and want some more IDs, it would be nice to have more data. Still, more images are always welcome.

I surely should like it to go back, coming year not, maybe in two years. Please feel free to correct me or adding remarks! Thank you!