Also reduce humidity, freeze infested clothes, and seal storage to get rid of moths. If you're dealing with a moth ...

Many gardeners and homeowners are reporting large infestations of the spotted lanternfly right now and are wondering what ...

Both insects attach their eggs to all kinds of outdoor surfaces, from cars to items left out. What do they look like and how can Delawareans help?

The USDA is asking residents to destroy spongy masses growing outdoors that belong to the invasive spotted lanternfly and spongy moth.

The common female clothes moth, Tineola bisselliella, loves to lay her eggs (up to 50) in warm, dark and undisturbed places (which makes them particularly hard to detect).

Explores various types of insect homes and their life cycles. It discusses how insects like moths, webworms, spittle bugs, gall wasps, beetles, ants, cicadas, ant lions, caddis fly larvae, wasps ...

Male moths will have large, feathery antennae and are capable of flight, while females are flightless with smaller antennae. Adult moths will only survive for a few days to reproduce and lay ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is urging residents to help protect local trees by looking for and destroying spongy moth egg masses. Egg masses appear as fuzzy brown ...

Macomb County Michigan State University Extension is asking the public to look for spongy moth egg masses that can defoliate trees and decrease a community's tree canopy. Spongy moth adult females ...

The invasive winter moth could be resurging in some parts of Rhode Island after years of decline.

Spongy moth eggs look different than the spotted lanternfly, but are just as important to identify. The moth species is a threat to U.S. forests, its caterpillars feeding on the leaves of more ...