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Jul 25, 2008
America’s ladybug population is undergoing big changes, as native species grow rare and once-foreign species become common.
By FLYP Staff
Researchers at Cornell University’s Lost Ladybug Project are seeking to document this shift—with a little help from kid photographers.
Listen to Professor John Losey explain what most people don’t know about ladybugs.With our interactive graphic, peruse many of the photographs of common and rare species of ladybugs, taken by those as young as five years old.
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