Mark Kras, ranger of the Hollands Duin area, has an explanation. According to him, it is due to the east wind. “In addition, they are many in this period,” says Kras. “There is plenty of food in the form of aphids. So when they look for food they can be taken by the wind and end up on the beach. ”
In addition, water and ladybugs are not a happy combination. A combination that often falls to the disadvantage of the bugs. The animals try with all their might to prevent a swim in the North Sea and end up on the beach.
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