What It Means If You See a Yellow Ladybug I remember spotting a yellow ladybug for the first time while watering my plants. At first, I thought it was just a regular one, but its bright yellow color made me curious—was it even a ladybug?After looking it up, I learned that yellow ladybugs are real and just one of over 5,000 species worldwide. Like their red counterparts, they’re often seen as symbols of good luck,
Interestingly, different colored ladybugs have different diets. While red ones feast on aphids, many yellow ladybugs, like those in the Psyllobora family, prefer fungi like mildew. So, if you see one in your garden, it’s likely helping in its own way!
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