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Are ladybirds insects?

April 26, 2017insects ladybirds

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Are ladybirds insects?

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Yes, ladybirds have six legs and are classified as insects. They belong to the order of coleoptera and the family of coccinellidae. Like all other coleoptera, their front wings (elytra) are rather rigid and form a shell that protects the membranous wings that enable them to fly.