12 Types of Ladybugs in West Virginia

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

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

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Real sighting data, source iNaturalist

2,247 verified observations on iNaturalist of ladybug have been recorded in West Virginia, most often in June, May, August.

Species recorded in West VirginiaVerified observations
Asian Lady Beetle1,444
Seven-spotted Lady Beetle263
Polished Lady Beetle78
Spotted Pink Lady Beetle75
Twenty-spotted Lady Beetle46

Verified species, source iNaturalist

12 types of ladybugs recorded in West Virginia

12 ladybugs species have a verified observation record in West Virginia, 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 axyridis1,445
2Seven-spotted Lady BeetleCoccinella septempunctata263
3Polished Lady BeetleCycloneda munda79
4Spotted Pink Lady BeetleColeomegilla maculata75
5Twenty-spotted Lady BeetlePsyllobora vigintimaculata46
6Fifteen-spotted Lady BeetleAnatis labiculata37
7Fourteen-spotted Lady BeetlePropylea quatuordecimpunctata34
8Squash Lady BeetleEpilachna borealis32
9Twice-stabbed Lady BeetleChilocorus stigma27
10Mexican Bean BeetleEpilachna varivestis18
11Convergent Lady BeetleHippodamia convergens10
12Ursine SpurlegBrachiacantha ursina10

Plus 15 more recorded only rarely (fewer than 10 verified sightings). Counts from verified iNaturalist observations.

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The Asian Lady Beetle (Harmonia axyridis) is the most commonly recorded, with 1,445 verified observations — about 70% of all ladybugs reported in West Virginia. If you spot a ladybug here, it is statistically most likely to be this one.

West Virginia also hosts less common ladybugs such as Polished Lady Beetle, Spotted Pink Lady Beetle and Twenty-spotted Lady Beetle, each recorded fewer than 100 times. These are the species worth a second look when you are out, since a sighting is more notable.