The life history of a ladybeetle, Adalia bipunctata

• A, the adult beetle.
• B, group of eggs on under surface of a leaf.
• C, a young larval beetle covered with white wax.
• D, the full-grown larva.
• E, the pupa attached to a leaf by the discarded larval skin

Fig 132 from Insects, their way and means of living, R. E. Snodgrass. [1]

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