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Ladybugs in Your Home? They Might Be Lady Beetles—How to Spot the Difference
No, you're not seeing double. We all love to see ladybugs in our homes and in our gardens. But, the next time you think you see a lady bug that has a slightly orangish tint, know that it's ...
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That’s not a ladybug creeping into your home. Watch out for this invasive bug in Wichita
The number of black spots on the insects’ backs are also different. Lady bugs usually have around 10, and Asian lady beetles can have about 19 spots, though some have none at all. But if you ...
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Insect enthusiast to entrepreneur: How one bug lover turned her passion for creepy-crawlies into a small business
"The Bug Lady" business owner Alaina Michaels grew up watching her peers experiment with questions surrounding their identity ...