Sometimes things do not need to be serious.
Doesn’t this lady beetle look like it is in a nest?
Bug of the Week: Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle Nest
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I love opening up Queen Anne’s lace nests; I often find interesting bugs inside (though more often earwigs than ladybugs).
Too fun 🙂
Earwigs? I wonder what they are doing way up there…