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All across North America certain species of native ladybugs are disappearing! In just the last 20 years some of these benefi- cial predators of farm and garden pests have become extremely rare. This rapid decline is of great concern. If we can find where the rare Nine-spotted, Two-spotted, and Transverse ladybugs still live, we may learn why this has happened and still be able to save them. From the Lost Ladybug Project website (lostladybug.org) you can learn how to catch, photograph, and send images of ladybugs and be part of the database. Every ladybug you find (over 400 species in the United States), rare or common, native or exotic, is important. Even if you collect 20 of the same species we would like to see them all because that tells us how common those ladybugs species are in your area and how rare other species are. The project will continue for years to come. Collections from the same locations over the years will be especially useful. The Lost Ladybug Project gives kids (and adults) a chance to be real citizen scientists. The pictures you send will contribute to ongoing scientific inquiry and will help us find out where the ladybugs have gone and why they have gone. At lostladybug.org you can find educational materials ranging from poetry, games, and instructions for homemade sweep nets, to data surfing and mapping. Parents and youth leaders will find this a fun way to convey concepts of biodiversity and conservation. Ladybugs of South Dakota ® w w w . l o s t l a d y b u g . o r g SDSU adheres to AA/EEO guidelines in offering educational programs and services. Second edition of D113:1000 copies printed at a cost of $ .12 each. ES365 July 2010 LOST LOST LOST AUTHORS: Louis S. Hesler, Michael A. Catangui, Eric A. Beckendorf, Terry L. Molengraaf, Guy A. Hanley, and Robert W. Kieckhefer Microweisea misella 1.22 mm Dephastus pusillus 1.50 mm Stethorus punctum 1.45 mm Didion punctatum 1.65 mm Didion nanum 1.65 mm Scymnus americanus 2.51 mm Scymnus apicanus apicanus 2.44 mm Scymnus paracanus linearis 2.77 mm Scymnus coniferarum 1.85 mm Scymnus kansanus 2.00 mm Scymnus rubricaudus 1.90 mm Scymnus fraternus 2.43 mm Scymnus postpictus 1.94 mm Scymnus garlandicus 2.28 mm Scymnus iowensis 2.47 mm Scymnus ardelio 1.78 mm Scymnus consobrinus 2.30 mm Scymnus compar 1.79 mm Scymnus uteanus 1.89 mm Scymnus lacustris 1.31 mm Scymnus caudalis 2.31 mm Scymnus brullei 2.38 mm Nephus flavifrons 1.87 mm Nephus intrusus 1.57 mm Diomus amabilis 3.26 mm Diomus debilis 1.19 mm Hyperaspidius vittigerus 1.78 mm Hyperaspis proba 2.50 mm Hyperaspis binotata 3.45 mm Hyperaspis signata signata 3.30 mm Hyperaspis bigeminata 2.88 mm Hyperaspis lugubris 2.87 mm Hyperaspis lateralis 3.15 mm Hyperaspis fastidiosa fastidiosa 2.45 mm Hyperaspis inflexa 2.33 mm Hyperaspis troglodytes 2.38 mm Hyperaspis undulata 2.28 mm Hyperaspis brunnescens 2.40 mm Hyperaspis quadrivittata 2.35 mm Brachiacantha tau 4.95 mm Brachiacantha decempustulata 2.25 mm Brachiacantha ursina 3.50 mm Brachiacantha uteella 3.60 mm Brachiacantha albifrons 3.45 mm Brumoides septentrionis septentrionis 2.95 mm Exochomus aethiops 3.60 mm Chilocorus stigma 4.38 mm Coccidula lepida 3.10 mm Anisosticta bitriangularis 3.50 mm Macronaemia episcopalis 3.50 mm Paranaemia vittigera 5.55 mm Coleomegilla maculata lengi 5.40 mm Hippodamia tredecimpunctata tibialis 5.45 mm Hippodamia parenthesis 4.68 mm Hippodamia expurgata 4.25 mm Hippodamia quinquesignata quinquesignata 5.50 mm Hippodamia glacialis glacialis 6.75 mm Hippodamia quindecimmaculata 6.25 mm Hippodamia variegata ?.?? mm Hippodamia convergens 5.75 mm Hippodamia sinuata crotchi 5.05 mm Anatis labiculata 8.35 mm Anatis mali 8.65 mm Anatis lecontei 8.35 mm Myzia pullata 7.25 mm Myzia interrupta 7.25 mm Calvia quatuordecimguttata 4.75 mm Adalia bipunctata 4.35 mm Coccinella trifasciata perplexa 4.50 mm Coccinella transversoguttata richardsoni 6.40 mm Coccinella septempunctata 7.15 mm Coccinella novemnotata 5.85 mm Coccinella monticola 6.10 mm Coccinella hieroglyphica kirbyi 4.20 mm Cycloneda munda 4.70 mm Olla v-nigrum 4.90 mm Harmonia axyridis 6.12 mm Mulsantina picta 4.32 mm Psyllobora vigintimaculata 2.38 mm Epilachna varivestis 7.27 mm
Transcript of Ladybugs of South Dakotalostladybug.org/file_uploads/Ladybugs_of_SD_poster.pdf · 2013-05-31 ·...
All across North America certain species of native ladybugs are disappearing! In just the last 20 years some of these benefi-cial predators of farm and garden pests have become extremely rare. This rapid decline is of great concern. If we can find where the rare Nine-spotted, Two-spotted, and Transverse ladybugs still live, we may learn why this has happened and still be able to save them. From the Lost Ladybug Project website (lostladybug.org) you can learn how to catch, photograph,
and send images of ladybugs and be part of the database. Every ladybug you find (over 400 species in the United States), rare or common, native or exotic, is important. Even if you collect 20 of the same species we would like to see them all because that tells us how common those ladybugs species are in your area and how rare other species are. The project will continue for years to come. Collections from the same locations over the years will be especially useful.
The Lost Ladybug Project gives kids (and adults) a chance to be real citizen scientists. The pictures you send will contribute to ongoing scientific inquiry and will help us find out where the ladybugs have gone and why they have gone. At lostladybug.org you can find educational materials ranging from poetry, games, and instructions for homemade sweep nets, to data surfing and mapping. Parents and youth leaders will find this a fun way to convey concepts of biodiversity and conservation.
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Microweisea misella1.22 mm
Dephastus pusillus1.50 mm
Stethorus punctum1.45 mm
Didion punctatum
1.65 mm
Didion nanum
1.65 mm
Scymnus americanus
2.51 mm
Scymnus apicanus apicanus
2.44 mm
Scymnus paracanus linearis
2.77 mm
Scymnus coniferarum
1.85 mm
Scymnus kansanus2.00 mm
Scymnus rubricaudus
1.90 mm
Scymnus fraternus2.43 mm
Scymnus postpictus
1.94 mm
Scymnus garlandicus
2.28 mm
Scymnus iowensis2.47 mm
Scymnus ardelio1.78 mm
Scymnus consobrinus
2.30 mm
Scymnus compar1.79 mm
Scymnus uteanus1.89 mm
Scymnus lacustris1.31 mm
Scymnus caudalis2.31 mm
Scymnus brullei
2.38 mm
Nephus flavifrons1.87 mm
Nephus intrusus1.57 mm
Diomus amabilis3.26 mm
Diomus debilis1.19 mm
Hyperaspidius vittigerus1.78 mm
Hyperaspis proba
2.50 mm
Hyperaspis binotata3.45 mm
Hyperaspis signata signata
3.30 mm
Hyperaspis bigeminata
2.88 mm
Hyperaspis lugubris2.87 mm
Hyperaspis lateralis3.15 mm
Hyperaspis fastidiosa fastidiosa
2.45 mm
Hyperaspis inflexa2.33 mm
Hyperaspis troglodytes
2.38 mm
Hyperaspis undulata2.28 mm
Hyperaspis brunnescens
2.40 mm
Hyperaspis quadrivittata
2.35 mm
Brachiacantha tau
4.95 mm
Brachiacantha decempustulata
2.25 mm
Brachiacantha ursina
3.50 mm
Brachiacantha uteella3.60 mm
Brachiacantha albifrons3.45 mm
Brumoides septentrionis septentrionis
2.95 mm
Exochomus aethiops3.60 mm
Chilocorus stigma
4.38 mm
Coccidula lepida
3.10 mm
Anisosticta bitriangularis
3.50 mm
Macronaemia episcopalis
3.50 mm
Paranaemia vittigera5.55 mm
Coleomegilla maculata lengi
5.40 mm
Hippodamia tredecimpunctata tibialis
5.45 mm
Hippodamia parenthesis
4.68 mm
Hippodamia expurgata
4.25 mm
Hippodamia quinquesignata quinquesignata
5.50 mm
Hippodamia glacialis glacialis
6.75 mm
Hippodamia quindecimmaculata
6.25 mm
Hippodamia variegata?.?? mm
Hippodamia convergens
5.75 mm
Hippodamia sinuata crotchi
5.05 mm
Anatis labiculata
8.35 mm
Anatis mali
8.65 mm
Anatis lecontei8.35 mm
Myzia pullata7.25 mm
Myzia interrupta7.25 mm
Calvia quatuordecimguttata
4.75 mm
Adalia bipunctata
4.35 mm
Coccinella trifasciata perplexa
4.50 mm
Coccinella transversoguttata richardsoni
6.40 mm
Coccinella septempunctata
7.15 mm
Coccinella novemnotata
5.85 mm
Coccinella monticola6.10 mm
Coccinella hieroglyphica kirbyi
4.20 mm
Cycloneda munda
4.70 mm
Olla v-nigrum4.90 mm
Harmonia axyridis6.12 mm
Mulsantina picta
4.32 mm
Psyllobora vigintimaculata
2.38 mm
Epilachna varivestis7.27 mm
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