Newly Eclosed spotless Lady Bug

Thank you Reiko. Though i should learn to upload videos like you!

Lauren .this is the color they change too. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/35483134 I would have loved to see it turn that red!! These two lady bugs were found on the same plant. Maybe this one is their baby!!

Since this is spotless , I don't feel like I missed out on the spot formation. Next time I will stay a little longer. Though if you look at pic 3 the lady bug is becoming more orange.

Lauren according to the link I shared, "Note that the flight wings are yellow in the teneral adult instead of grey and they are stretched out so that they can expand fully and dry properly. The pronotal markings and body shape identify this as a member of the genus Coccinella. When the adult first leaves the pupa the dark pigment of the pronotum is already present, but the elytral spots develop gradually."

thanks Lauren, It was filled with Aphids,yellow and black. Tons of exoskeletons of Aphids too! This is a new phenomenon for me. Maybe Cindy can answer that. i will have to research it a little.

Cindy,great observation on your part!!

Thank you so much Cindy. Otherwise I would have mistook it for this. http://ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/postdetail.cfm?postnum=5159

Thank you Tiz!!

Thanks Suzanne. I was looking for it for so long!!

Yup, Confirmed!! http://ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/postdetail.cfm?postnum=5159

I feel quite sure that this is a newly eclosed lady bug.