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Sod Webworms: How to Identify, Treat and Protect Your Lawn
What are Sod Webworms and Signs of Damage? Sod webworm, also known as lawn moths, are white to tan-colored moths that appear ...
Columbus Dispatch16 年
Too late to stop mimosa webworm this year
The branch tips of honeylocust trees just about everywhere are turning brown. This is the work of the mimosa webworm, which is in its second generation of the season. The caterpillars of this pest ...
Richmond Register2 年
Fall webworms
Fall webworm biology This pest overwinters as pupae that are hidden in leaf litter below their host plants. The adults that emerge from these pupae are active in March and April; they are starkly ...
CBC.ca1 年
Judging by the silky nests in N.B. trees, it's been a good year for the fall webworm
The clumps of cloth-like netting are caused by the fall webworm, a native caterpillar species in New Brunswick. Rob Johns is a forest insect ecologist with the Canadian Forest Service in Fredericton.
Bleeping Computer2 年
Webworm hackers modify old malware in new attacks to evade attribution
The Chinese 'Webworm' hacking group is experimenting with customizing old malware in new attacks, likely to evade attribution and reduce operations costs. Webworm is a cyberespionage cluster ...
Chicago Tribune9 年
Fall webworm nests a common sight in Illinois trees
They may have black spots. The fall webworm caterpillars build large, protective nests that are generally located on the ends of branches. The webs help protect the caterpillars from birds and ...