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Convergent Ladybugs mating

Hippodamia convergens

Photo by misako
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Description:

Convergent Lady Beetle adults to eat almost 60 aphids per day, consuming up to 500 aphids before laying the first of up to 2,500 eggs that hatch into voracious larvae that look like little alligators, each with the potential to consume another 25 aphids or so per day (discoverlife.org). Spotted these ladybugs in Aquatic Park, Berkeley, CA.

Habitat:

Aquatic Park, Berkeley, CA.

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