#NatureDoodlewash Lady Bug
Posted: June 19, 2016 Filed under: #NatureDoodlewash, Just for fun, Neocolors, Sketch book, Sketches/Doodles, Susan Feniak art, Susan Feniak Originals, Uncategorized | Tags: #NatureDoodlewash, Just for fun, Neocolors, sketch book, Sketches/Doodles, Susan Feniak Original Art 25 CommentsJune 19 On my nature walk today I came across a Lady Bug or Lady Bird. No aphids are safe in you garden with these bugs around. Someone once told me that Lady Bugs are good luck. Seems to me a lot of things are supposed to bring you good luck. I suppose it is okay to believe, why not? One thing is for certain whenever I come across a Lady Bug I treat her with respect. I will even go to great lengths to rescue one trapped indoors.
Time was at a premium for todays #NatureDoodlewash Neocolor II Caran D’Ache and Holdbein Artists Water Color on Canson Mix Media 7”x10” paper Original art by Susan Feniak
Next month is Water Colour Month. To see what that is all about check out Doodlewash.com or visit Charlie O’Shields at Doodlewash.wordpress.com
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So sweet, I’ve always loved them. ❤ Thanks for sharing, Susan!
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Thanks Laura 🙂
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So cute….it always makes me smile to see one, but I do find it strange that people are happy for a ladybird to walk over them, but run a mile for most other bugs.
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Yes, it is odd. Perhaps it’s because Ladybugs are so small and non intrusive, cute goes a long way. 🙂 Thank you Rebecca
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Very cute Susan I love Ladybugs! ❤
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Thank you Carolina
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What good fortune for you to discover a Ladybug in your garden! They always make me smile just like your painting does for me today, Susan! 😃💕🐞
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So sweet, thank you, Jill!
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I was always told ladybugs were good luck too, especially if one lands on you. I say, take all the good luck that comes your way! (K)
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Yes we should take all the good luck we can! Thanks Kerfe
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I used to love ladybugs until the Asian ones took over. Native ladybugs are really lovely; the Asian ones bite, emit a stench, and want to hibernate in your house over winter. LOL! Your looks like the beautiful native ones though…phew! 😉
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Wow, thanks for the info Teresa. Are you referring to stink bugs? Are they from the same family!? Yuck!
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We get stink bugs here in the midwest, too, but, no, the Asian ladybugs look almost exactly like the native ones (the red is a bit more orange than red sometimes). One of my kids did a science report on them once. I forget if they’re in the same genus or family. :}
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Thanks Teresa
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You even got the face in! Great detail. It’s only the name that keeps me from getting the heebee jeebees when I see Lady Bugs. After all, they are just smaller more colorful versions of ugly beetles. 😳
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Funny! Yes they are only a small bit away from the heebie jeebees!! 🙂 Thank you Rhonda 🙂
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what a sweet little ladybug! 🙂
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Thank you Jodi!
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So darn cute! Someone thought they were cute too when they named her ‘ladybug’.
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Thank you Teri, they are cute!
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Great ladybug! They are the cutest of the bug family.
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Yes, if there is such a thing as a cute bug, the lady bug wins the prize. Thank you Catherine.
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A beautiful big you’ve brought here! Nice work, Susan! 😍They are magical creatures!! 😉
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Thank you Charlie! Yes, as far as bugs go Lady bugs win for cute and magical. 😉
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Nice shiny ladybird, Susan! There is something ‘special’ about these little creatures, isn’t there?
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