superfamily
Lady, Fungus, Scavenger, and Bark Beetles
Coccinelloidea
Field notes
Children
- Ladybird Beetles 177 native
- Handsome Fungus Beetles 24 native
- Mildew Beetles 20 native
- Minute Bark Beetles 8 native
- Minute Hooded Beetles 7 native
- Dry Bark Beetles 6 native
- Anamorphidae 3 native
- Teredidae 1 native
- Well Polished Beetles 1 native
- Discolomatidae
- Murmidiidae
- Mycetaeidae
- Akalyptoischiid Scavenger Beetles
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native lady, fungus, scavenger, and bark beetles All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Convergent Lady Beetle
Hippodamia convergens
72,331 observations
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Spotless Lady Beetle
Cycloneda sanguinea
34,209 observations
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Two-spotted Lady Beetle
Adalia bipunctata
32,388 observations
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Spotted Pink Lady Beetle
Coleomegilla maculata
30,779 observations
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Ashy Gray Lady Beetle
Olla v-nigrum
15,584 observations
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Cream-spotted Ladybird
Calvia quatuordecimguttata
14,728 observations
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Twenty-spotted Lady Beetle
Psyllobora vigintimaculata
14,035 observations
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Polished Lady Beetle
Cycloneda munda
10,070 observations
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Western Polished Lady Beetle
Cycloneda polita
8,186 observations
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Twice-stabbed Lady Beetle
Chilocorus stigma
7,540 observations
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Cactus Lady Beetle
Chilocorus cacti
5,991 observations
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California Lady Beetle
Coccinella californica
5,523 observations
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Eye-spotted Lady Beetle
Anatis mali
5,113 observations
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Three-banded Lady Beetle
Coccinella trifasciata
4,476 observations
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Thirteen-spotted Lady Beetle
Hippodamia tredecimpunctata
4,345 observations