Here are a few examples of common pests and tips on how to identify and remove their eggs: Viburnum leaf beetles: The larvae of these small insects can shred the leaves of a viburnum shrub. Their ...

Ryan from the U of I Extension shows ciLiving host Jaclyn Friedlander how to identify insect eggs on plants. What do I do if I find eggs on my plants? What happens if bugs are eating my plants or ...

Destruction of spotted lanternfly egg masses can help prevent the spread of spotted insects. Eggs can be found on any hard surface, including plastic, wood and metal.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) was first discovered in ...

Like clockwork. On July 12, Japanese beetles returned for their annual feast. Like clockwork. On July 12, Japanese beetles ...

Here are tips on how to spot those eggs and get rid of them. Skip to content. NOWCAST Pittsburgh's Action News 4 at 6:30pm Sunday. ... THEY LOOK LIKE SMALL BLACK INSECTS AT FIRST.

One of the challenges in identifying blister beetles is that there are about 7,500 varieties. In Oklahoma, the four more common varieties are margined, black, ash gray and striped.

Other insects lay similar-looking egg masses on similar surfaces to the invasive species. One example includes wheel bug eggs , which are actually a natural predator of lanternfly nymphs.

From September through June, identifying and destroying spotted lanternfly egg masses can play a critical role in stopping the invasion throughout Pennsylvania.