Originally Posted by pab58
They look like the ones I call "web worms" because they are in those webs in trees. Nasty little buggers!!! Several years ago I had some escape from a web that was in a flowering crabapple tree. I spent the next half hour sending them to caterpillar heaven (or should I say he**??)!!! :twisted:
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We had a bad year withthem a few years ago. I think they eat leave on the trees. They caused a lot of damage at the horse farms around here because they would feast on the cherry trees and then leave their ,well their poop in the pastures. I guess there is some toxin in the cherry trees. The horses would eat it when they ate the grass. It caused a lot of the pregnant mares to miscarry.
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
Originally Posted by Ditter43
I was looking at images of caterpillars and the closest I could find were fall army worms. They are worse if the season has been wetter then usual.
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Originally Posted by Sadiemae
Recently I saw a big web nest in a tree with a ton of caterpillars in it. I wondered what they were also.
Elle |
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
Originally Posted by Sadiemae
Recently I saw a big web nest in a tree with a ton of caterpillars in it. I wondered what they were also.
Elle |
Sadiemae said she saw webs in trees and these are the ones to be careful of. Canīt remember the name of them but they are dangerous.
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We don't have snakes or catapillars over here. But we do have centipedes (8 inches and a nasty bite), termites, and LOTS of cockroaches of every kind. The "B-52's" are the worst....
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Originally Posted by hulahoop1
We don't have snakes or catapillars over here. But we do have centipedes (8 inches and a nasty bite), termites, and LOTS of cockroaches of every kind. The "B-52's" are the worst....
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
Originally Posted by hulahoop1
We don't have snakes or catapillars over here. But we do have centipedes (8 inches and a nasty bite), termites, and LOTS of cockroaches of every kind. The "B-52's" are the worst....
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I hate those ugly things. Cut the grass this morning and didn't see any of them. Could be we have had so much rain they went to your neck of the woods. Denise
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