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The female ladybird lays its eggs onto a leaf. The eggs hatch and the larvae are born. They will spend their time feeding on aphids to grow and be ready for the next stage of life. Photo courtesy of rjp(@flickr.com) - granted under creative

The female ladybird lays its eggs onto a leaf.
The eggs hatch and the larvae are born. They will spend their time feeding on aphids to grow and be ready for the next stage of life. Photo courtesy of rjp(@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
They form ‘pupae’. This stage lasts 5-7 days. Photo courtesy of Jonas Myrenas (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence – attribution
An adult ladybird emerges!
Video…
Ladybird Life Cycle
Some Interesting Facts • Some adult ladybirds are known to eat the larvae of other ladybirds when really hungry! • You cannot tell a ladybird’s age from its spots. • Adult ladybirds stay in a dormant state over winter. This is called ‘overwintering’. • Ladybirds will leak a nasty yellow liquid from their knees when threatened. It is called hemolymph and it is poisonous!

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