| Sometimes, she, a ladybug would escape, and the workday would drag into night. |
| A threatened ladybug may play dead and secrete the unappetizing substance to protect itself. |
| It will appear, from this, that Mrs. ladybug was not always as pleasant as she might have been. |
| But when the first ladybug is on treble clef middle C, only an up arrow appears. |
| Most important of these is the natural enemy of the orange-tree scale, the ladybug, or ladybird beetle. |
| An orange ladybug, a purple fish, a multicolor hen? it's their turn to interpret the famous illustrator's animals. |
