Lady bugs have taken over!

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Never heard of lady bugs - do you mean red bugs ?
 
I get them around here sometimes. Right now though for me its stink bugs. I have no idea how they get in the house.
 
I get them every year...eventually making their way into the house. For about two weeks every year we have to vacuum up dead lady bugs :-(
 
When i lived in Louisiana it was love bugs! They would be in thick clouds once a year for about a week. Everybody's car was covered in them! Now in texas, its snails. Every time it rains and cools off a bit thousands of snails come out of the shadows.
 
We have both in Georgia haha. Lady bugs during the day, slugs at night. Southeast Georgia that it
 
The stink bugs aren't able to get in, just the lady bugs...the past few days they've lost interest. We don't have snails in Ohio, just lady and stink bugs
 

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