Ladybugs are general predators that feed on an assortment of moderate moving bugs, however, they are most popular for Feeding on aphids. During the grown-up and larval stages, it is a predator. Grown-ups are sparkling, hemispherical insects, frequently red, orange, or yellow, with dark markings. Larvae are black, with prominent legs and orange spots on their backs. They move from plant to plant on leaves. Larvae pupate on the upper leaf surfaces, plant stems, and twigs. Eggs are yellowish-orange ovals, laid on end in bunches of 10 to 50.