Undulate Sigil Lady Beetle (Hyperaspis undulata) Say, 1824

Undulate Sigil Lady Beetle by Zygy (iNaturalist)

Hyperaspis undulata © Tom Murray

Hyperaspis undulata © Tom Murray

The Undulate Sigil Lady Beetle is native to North America. It is most active from April to July. This species’ wing covers are usually black with yellowish-white markings.

Status

Native

Ranked as Apparently Secure in Alberta. The Undulate Sigil Lady Beetle has not been ranked in the United States.

Last Seen

1976

Fun Fact

The Undulate Sigil Lady Beetle’s species name (undulata) means “waved” and refers to the wavy markings along the edges of its wing covers.

More Information

You can find more information about Undulate Sigil Lady Beetles using the following links:

• iNaturalist Species Account
• Bug Guide info page
• Living Atlas Species Page

Vermont Distribution

Visit the iNaturalist Observation Map and Occurrence Records to find out where Undulate Sigil Lady Beetles have been seen in Vermont.