What do Japanese beetles eat? If you’ve had to deal with them, you know they like your garden! Japanese beetles are a worry ...

The insect in the photo is a larva of the elm leaf beetle. These are leaf-chewing pests of elm trees. Adult beetles chew through the leaf, often leaving a shothole pattern behind, while the larvae ...

The scarlet lily beetle ... and feed on leaf and stem sap. Red-banded leafhoppers graze on ornamental plants including Scotch broom and crape myrtle. As this leafhopper pierces and suckers plant sap, ...

They can, however, cause serious damage to your elm trees, specifically to the leaves themselves. The larvae of these beetles eat the underside of them between the veins on the leaf. If you feel ...

The current thought is the lily leaf beetle only has one generation in a year. This means the adult beetle only breeds, lays eggs and the eggs hatch into larvae once each season. Here’s the most ...

Their larvae fashion a variety of shield-like contraptions using frass, or fecal matter, and exuviae, or shed exoskeletons. Some leaf beetles may begin their lives in a cradle of feces — in some ...

Young Elm Leaf Beetle larvae are dark-colored, hairy grubs. Older larvae are yellow with two long, dark stripes. Adult beetles have green and yellow stripes. “Larvae hatch and spread throughout ...

The larvae nestle under the bark over winter ... on American elms like elm sawflies and elm seed bugs or even the elm leaf beetle, which is more of nuisance insect similar to boxelder bugs.

American elm trees are being feasted on by larvae of the larger elm leaf beetle, Slye said. This native half-inch beetle has blueish-black stripes across its orange back and its larvae have a ...

American elm trees are being feasted on by larvae of the larger elm leaf beetle, Slye said. This native half-inch beetle has blueish-black stripes across its orange back and its larvae have a solid ...

You see, spongy moth caterpillars, the larvae of the Lymantria dispar moth ... It began with spongy and brown tail moths and grew into tent caterpillars, Elm Leaf Beetles, Dutch Elm Disease, Cottony ...