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Ladybirds can fly 74 miles in one go: Research shows insects can also travel as fast as racehorse and fly at height of 3,600ft. New research reveals tiny bugs don't care about their size. They estimate ladybirds can fly incredibly fast, reaching speeds of 37mph. They can also stay in air for up to two hours, making long distance flights. Can travel up to 74 miles in a single flight, according to new data. Scientists at University of Hull carried out perspex box experiments.
Extremely fast moving, they grow to 1/2 long over 2-3 weeks, then pupate, usually on the top of the leaf, into another adult ladybug. One larvae will eat about 400 medium-size aphids during its development to the pupal stage. An adult ladybug may eat over 5,000 aphids during its lifetime (about a year). When not being used, ladybugs may be stored in the refrigerator, where they live off their body fat. (Keep the temperature between 35-45 F.) They appear almost dead in the refrigerator, but quickly become active when warmed up.