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Insect w/tail, spikes, orange and yellow blots over black (Lady beetle larva)

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Lady beetle larva
by: Moni

Dear Spike bug Anonymous
Please read the entry at the bottom of this comment page and you will see what this insect is.
Also note this is a beneficial insect. So, tho I realize not all people love 'bugs' like I do, this is a good bug and are great to have in our gardens.
Spike bug
by: Anonymous

I had just found one of these bugs crawling On my arm. I would like to know the name of this bug and where it is commonly found? Please tell me. I hate bugs, mass
Lady beetle larva
by: Moni

Catlover777
You are fortunate to have lady beetles in your garden...even if they crawl on the swimming pool...perhaps they just needed a spot to sun! or a drink of water?
They are good bugs of the garden. Enjoy!!
creepy bugs
by: catlover7777

They are all over the side of our swimming pool! They get big! They look just like the picture.
don't worry
by: Anonymous

JUST RUN AWAY AFTER YOU K___ THE oh my !!
Lady beetle larva
by: Moni

Stephen
This is a lady beetle larva. A good bug of the garden. It feeds on aphids, caterpillars, and other bad bugs of the garden. So, enjoy having them around the deck. They are probably eating aphids on a bush near the deck. There are a few stages of the larva as they grow larger and before they turn into pupas and then into adults. The adult lady beetles are also great helpers in the garden.

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