Ladybird (disambiguation)
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Coccinellidae commonly known as ladybirds or ladybugs are a family of beetles.
Ladybird or ladybug may also refer to:
- Lady Bird Johnson, popular nickname for Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson, the First Lady of the United States from 1963 to 1969
- Ladybird (King of the Hill), the name of Hank Hill's dog on King of the Hill
- Ladybird Books, a children's book publisher, based in London
- Ladybird Ladybird, a nursery rhyme
- Ladybird, Ladybird (film), a 1994 film, a UK drama-documentary, about a woman losing custody of her four children
- Ladybugs (film), a 1992 film starring Rodney Dangerfield
- Lady Bug (arcade game), a 1981 arcade game released by Universal Games
- Ladybird (clothing), a British children's clothing label sold exclusively in Woolworths until they went into administration in 2008, and which has now been sold to Shop Direct.
- Two species of Eresus, commonly known as "Ladybird spiders."
In music:
- Lady Bird, a dance music crew from Japan
- "Ladybird", a track on Everybody Loves a Happy Ending by 1980s British pop band Tears for Fears
- 22-Pistepirkko (22-Spotted Ladybird), a Finnish popular music band
- Ladybug, a member of the rap group Digable Planets
- "Lady Bird", a jazz standard by Tadd Dameron
- The Ladybirds, a British trio most noted for appearing on The Benny Hill Show in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, usually as backup vocals
- "Ladybug", a song by Breaking Benjamin on their 3rd EP, So Cold
- "Ladybird", a track on the album 604 by the band Ladytron
- "Ladybug", a song on the album These Are the Good Times People by The Presidents of the United States of America
- "Lady Bug", a disco single by Bumble Bee Unlimited released in 1976. Written by P. Adams.
- Ladybird Ladybird, an English nursery rhyme (also known as Labybug labybug in North America)
- "Ladybird", a song on the 1983 album Mummer by English band XTC
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