Wildlife Spotting

Lady beetle pupa - a fresh one, it just pupated here. As the pupa gets older it will become darker orange and have brown/black markings on it. The adult beetle will emerge in about a week. The shed larval skin and legs are visible at the rear of the pupa, and the leg arrangement points to genus Cycloneda. It is either the Spotless Lady Beetle (Cycloneda sanguinea) or the Western Blood-red Lady Beetle (Cycloneda polita) - I can't tell them apart as pupae.

Yip, it's a Ladybug Larvae. AbigailParker is a new community member here and is quite the expert on Ladybugs! Hopefully she can let you know which species this is.