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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

With mole crickets, it’s also important to know which variety you have to properly select and time control methods. Irregular brown patches: Sod webworm larvae feed primarily on the foliage of ...

“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 ...