While doing fall cleanup of annuals, I ran across a few ladybugs that appeared to be sleeping. Fall temps had rebounded to a pleasant 60-70 degrees, so it made me wonder if they were hibernating.

“Adult ladybugs can live up to one year. But the entire life cycle of a ladybug (egg, larva, pupa, adult) can take up to two years to complete,” according to a post by wildlife biologist ...

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