Although they're a welcome sight on a garden leaf, you don't want a yellow ladybug (or several) getting into your house.

These bugs live in many different environments as long as a healthy population of aphids is nearby. This is why you might see ...

The ladybug that slipped into your home to stay warm for winter is no lady and no bug.

These bugs live in many different environments as long as a healthy population of aphids is nearby. This is why you might see more ladybugs in your garden. They are beneficial and eat the aphids ...

They might look similar, but there are differences between a ladybug and the Asian lady beetle. Here's why you're seeing them ...

By eating these destructive pests before they can do too much harm, ladybugs act as natural pesticides without any of the risks associated with synthetic chemicals. Additionally, some types of ...

Native ladybugs are beneficial insects in North American gardens, typically red with 11 black spots. They help protect crops by eating aphids and other pests. Asian Lady Beetles Asian ladybeetles ...

Otherwise, lady beetles and ladybugs can actually help out your garden by eating up aphids, the small and sap-sucking insects that can kill off plants.