As an expert in entomology, I can tell you that ladybugs, also known as ladybirds or lady beetles, are generally characterized by their bright colors and spots. However, there is a type of ladybug that is known to have no spots. This is the Convergent Lady Beetle (*Hippodamia convergens*). It is typically orange or yellow and may have no spots at all, or it can have up to four small spots on its elytra (wing covers). The lack of spots is a distinguishing feature that separates it from other ladybug species.

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Ladybugs, or as the British call them ladybeetles, are one of the 450,000 types of beetles that share our Earth. We are used to ladybugs with spots, but increasingly we are seeing orange/red bodies with no spots. ... Like the native beetles, they do eat aphids, scale insects and mealybugs.read more >>