I would doubt it, there are lots of different ladybirds and most are predators on things like aphids, and I don't think of photinia as being particularly susceptible to aphids. They are probably coming in because it is Autumn and they are looking for somewhere to hibernate. A brush and dustpan is a good, gentle way of picking them up and putting them back outside.
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