If you read the Inside/Out article in the January 24th Herald-Leader, you’ll know about finding bagworms, Eastern tent caterpillars, horned oak wasp galls, boxwood psyllids and leaf miners, and azala lace bugs. Below is a rogues gallery to make your “I See You” spotting a bit easier. Click on individual photos for more information.Â
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- Azalea Lace Bug
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- Horned Oak Wasp Galls
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- Boxwood Leaf Miner Damage
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- Little Larvae: Boxwood Leaf Miners
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- Boxwood Psyllid Damage
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- Eastern Tent Caterpillar Egg Mass
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- Bagworms on Blue Spruce
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- Bagworm on Blue Spruce: Cut-away view
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- Praying Mantis Egg Mass
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