Insecta Psyllobora vigintiduopunctata, commonly known as the 22-spot ladybird, is a distinctive species of ladybird native to the region of Comunidad Valenciana and other parts of Europe. This particular ladybird is easily recognizable by its vibrant yellow coloration adorned with 22 small black spots.

Key features of the 22-spot ladybird include:

• Appearance: They have bright yellow elytra (wing covers) with 11 black spots on each, totaling 22 spots, which makes them quite distinctive from other ladybirds.
• Size: This species is relatively small, measuring about 3 to 5 mm in length.
• Habitat: They are commonly found on low vegetation, such as grass and herbs, where they feed primarily on mildew.
• Diet: Unlike many members of their family who are known to predate on aphids, the 22-spot ladybird primarily feeds on mildew, a type of fungus, making them an ally in controlling fungus on plants.

This striking ladybird plays a role in the ecosystem by helping to control fungal growth on plants, contributing to overall plant health in their habitat within the Comunidad Valenciana.