Gypsy Moth Caterpillar: ID, Rash, Damage and Control
The gypsy moth caterpillar is now officially called the spongy moth caterpillar. Its scientific name is Lymantria dispar. Many people still search for “gypsy moth … Read More
The gypsy moth caterpillar is now officially called the spongy moth caterpillar. Its scientific name is Lymantria dispar. Many people still search for “gypsy moth … Read More
The cecropia moth caterpillar is one of the most colorful and impressive caterpillars in North America. It grows into the giant cecropia moth, the largest … Read More
The hickory tussock moth caterpillar is a fuzzy white and black caterpillar often seen in late summer and early fall. It may look soft, but … Read More
Small black insects with white stripes can be found on trees, garden plants, firewood, flowers, and sometimes inside homes. Many are beetles, while others may … Read More
Small black and white insects can appear in homes, gardens, trees, closets, pantries, and around windows. Some are harmless outdoor visitors, while others can damage … Read More
The flannel moth caterpillar looks soft, fuzzy, and almost harmless, but it is one of the stinging caterpillars people should avoid touching. The best-known species … Read More
Small flying insects in house areas can appear in kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, drains, plants, and pantry spaces. Some are small black flying insects, while others … Read More
Small tiny insects in the house can appear in kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, storage areas, and indoor plants. Some insects come for food and moisture, while … Read More
The polyphemus moth caterpillar is the larval stage of one of North America’s most impressive giant silk moths. It starts small, grows into a plump … Read More
The giant leopard moth caterpillar is a large black fuzzy caterpillar that often surprises people in gardens, lawns, wooded edges, and sidewalks. Its bristly body … Read More