13 Types of Ladybugs in Missouri

13 types of ladybugs have a verified observation record in Missouri. The most frequently recorded are Asian Lady Beetle, Seven-spotted Lady Beetle and Spotted Pink Lady Beetle. Here is the full list, ranked by how often each is reported on iNaturalist.

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13 types of ladybugs have a verified observation record in Missouri. The most frequently recorded are Asian Lady Beetle, Seven-spotted Lady Beetle and Spotted Pink Lady Beetle. Here is the full list, ranked by how often each is reported on iNaturalist.

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13 types of ladybugs recorded in Missouri

13 ladybugs species have a verified observation record in Missouri, each with at least 10 confirmed sightings. The full list, ranked by how often each is recorded, is below.

#SpeciesScientific nameVerified records
1Asian Lady BeetleHarmonia axyridis3,584
2Seven-spotted Lady BeetleCoccinella septempunctata1,214
3Spotted Pink Lady BeetleColeomegilla maculata707
4Polished Lady BeetleCycloneda munda398
5Convergent Lady BeetleHippodamia convergens181
6Twenty-spotted Lady BeetlePsyllobora vigintimaculata143
7Twice-stabbed Lady BeetleChilocorus stigma118
8Squash Lady BeetleEpilachna borealis112
9Mealybug DestroyerCryptolaemus montrouzieri32
10Ten-spotted SpurlegBrachiacantha decempustulata15
11Firefly DuskylingDiomus terminatus15
12Fifteen-spotted Lady BeetleAnatis labiculata13
13Ashy Gray Lady BeetleOlla v-nigrum12

Plus 18 more recorded only rarely (fewer than 10 verified sightings). Counts from verified iNaturalist observations.

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Top Missouri Ladybug Gifts

The Asian Lady Beetle (Harmonia axyridis) is the most commonly recorded, with 3,584 verified observations — about 55% of all ladybugs reported in Missouri. If you spot a ladybug here, it is statistically most likely to be this one.

Missouri also hosts less common ladybugs such as Mealybug Destroyer, Ten-spotted Spurleg and Firefly Duskyling, each recorded fewer than 100 times. These are the species worth a second look when you are out, since a sighting is more notable.