The existence and identity of the ladybird beetle Harmonia yedoensis on the Taiwan red pine Pinus taiwanensis at the middle elevation of Alishan in Central Taiwan were confirmed, based on the male genitalia and larvae as well as the morphology of the larvae reared from gravid females newly collected in the field. Life history characteristics, sexual size dimorphism, and prey species of the Alishan H. yedoensis population were evaluated. On the same host plant, we observed adults of coexisting H. quadripunctata, which is a new record in Taiwan.