Insects

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Bagworm

The bagworm is easily recognized by the brown 'bag-like' sack that it creates.

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Bronze Birch Borer

This beetle affects non-native white-barked birch. It is a close relative of the emerald ash borer.

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Elm Leaf Beetle

The elm leaf beetle is similar to Japanese Beetle, as they both leave an unattractive lace-leaf pattern to devoured leaves.

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Emerald Ash Borer

The Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive species that is killing ash trees across North America.

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Japanese Beetle

Japanese Beetles eat the leaf material between the veins, leaving a skeletonized look.

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Pine Wilt Nematode

Pine Wilt Nematode is a species of roundworm that kills infested trees by stopping the movement of water within the timber.

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Scale: Armored

The first of two types, armored (or hard-shell) scale are small insects that have a protective shell.

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Scale: Soft-Shell

The second of two types, soft-shell scale are small insects that have no shell but instead a waxy coating.

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Spider Mites

Spider Mites are very small and feed on the leaves of many different species of plants.

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Viburnum Leaf Beetle

More information coming soon!

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Zimmerman Pine Moth

Zimmerman Pine Moth is an extremely damaging pest to evergreens.

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