We saw these ladybugs on the top of Gudalupe Peak. When I first saw them, I thought they were the fruit of the bush they were clustered on, but on closer inspection discovered they were lady bugs. All of this type of bush were covered as thickly as this one, but I wasn't able to identify the bush.
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