Discuss the "Ladybug Pajama Party" TV story

Chris Bauer Post on Feb 27, 2007 by
Topics: Biology, Environment, Television
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Ladybug Ladybug Fly Away Home! Each year Ladybugs fly in by the millions to winter in the East Bay's Redwood Regional Park. We meet naturalist Linda Yemoto who explains this phenomenon. But how these beetles know where to go is still one of nature’s mysteries.

Green Burials and California’s High Speed Rail (episode #104), which contains this story as a short segment, airs tonight on QUEST at 7:30pm on KQED 9, and KQED HD, Comcast 709. (full schedule)

You may also view the entire Ladybug Pajama Party story online.

Chris Bauer is a Segment Producer for television on QUEST, and is the producer for this story.

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  • Katy Blau

    We like looking at the clusters of lady bugs

  • Chris Qian

    I have seen those ladybugs last year in December. They are incredible!

  • Philip Kinzli

    Fascinating story….I have seen similar gatherings in the Donner Canyon area of Mt Diablo SP

  • Deb

    Reading this brought to mind a story I have heard from my partner's sister who lives in Pittsburgh, PA. She related to us that for a number of years during the spring and summer there would be ladybugs swarming all over the upper walls of her home. Can anyone say what might have caused this phenomena?

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