Try this site for a picture of every bug known to mankind:

http://whatsthatbug.com/

Here is a link that might be useful: what's that bug

>Try this site for a picture of every bug known to mankind:

Not hardly, there are over 4,ooo species of aphids, over 1,000 species of flea beetles, There are over 400 species of lady bugs. There are over 100,000 species of insects on this planet, only 20,000 have names

Here's a partial list of moths

http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/distr/lepid/moths/thumb/thumb.htm

There are 46 genera and 400, or so, species of Lady Beetles, maybe Ladybird Beetles, and many colors and markings. There are two black sheep of this family and one is the Mexican Bean Beetle and she will always be yellowish with, usually 8 black spots while the other is the Squash Beetle also yellowish but with 7 black spots.

mrao, if they are the bugs I think you are asking about, they may be Asian lady beetles, and they are beneficial. I have some of the orange ones that don't have any spots except on the head, and they appear to eat aphids. On the other hand, if the green ones are cucumber beetles, they are not beneficial.
Mrs H