What are Sod Webworms and Signs of Damage? Sod webworm, also known as lawn moths, are white to tan-colored moths that appear ...

Generally, trees can tolerate webworm activity without suffering long-term damage. Here's a bit more about fall webworms: Lately in Louisiana, we have been encountering the black-headed ...

Note caterpillar's head poking out the top to feed. Photo by John E. Woodmansee Sadof authored an article for the Purdue Landscape Report in which he described fall webworm or mimosa webworm as the ...

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 ...

The unsightly webbing you may have noticed at the branch ends of many landscape trees recently is constructed by the fall webworm. This native pest is often discovered in late summer as they make ...

“Fall webworm nests usually become apparent in late summer and early fall,” ODNR Division of Forestry, Forest Health Program Manager Tom Macy said in a statement. “They feed on more than 400 ...

The fall webworm caterpillar, known for its ability to create intricate webs resembling those of spiders, is the larval stage of a white moth. SEE ALSO: Q&A: Safeguarding your furry friend from ...

I have seen these before, they are called ailanthus webworm moths. In contrast to most moths that hold their wings loosely over their bodies, the ailanthus moth wraps its wings tightly around its ...

Irregular brown patches: Sod webworm larvae feed primarily on the foliage of turfgrass, resulting in irregularly shaped brown patches across the golf course. These patches may initially be small but ...

Generally, trees can tolerate webworm activity without suffering long-term damage. Many natural enemies exist for fall webworms, including general predators, parasitoid wasps and different species ...