Ladybugs Are Not as Harmless as You Think When They Swarm Indoors
The ladybug enjoys a reputation few insects can match: charming, harmless, even lucky. So when clusters of small, round, orange-red beetles begin gathering on the sunny side of a home in fall and slipping inside by the dozen, it is easy to assume they are the same gentle garden visitors from childhood. In most cases, they are not. The insects swarming homes across Hamilton, Burlington, and Oakville each fall are usually a different creature entirely, and Action Pest hears from homeowners every y...
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