Gypsy moths and tent caterpillars are two common pests that can cause extensive damage to trees. While they share some similarities, there are also key differences that set them apart. This guide will help you identify these pests and provide effective control strategies.
Gypsy Moth | Tent Caterpillar |
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Larvae: Brownish-gray with five pairs of blue spots and six pairs of red spots down the back | Larvae: Black with a white stripe down the back and blue spots on the sides |
Adults: Males are brown with dark zigzag lines; females are white with black markings | Adults: Brown with white wingtips |
Eggs: Laid in clusters covered with buff-colored hairs | Eggs: Laid in frothy white masses |
Gypsy Moths
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Gypsy moths and tent caterpillars are both serious pests that can cause significant damage to trees. By understanding the differences between these pests and implementing effective control strategies, you can protect your trees and ensure their long-term health.
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