April is National Lawn and Garden Month!
April is a great time to stop and take a closer look at some of the beneficial insects that live...
Read MoreApril is a great time to stop and take a closer look at some of the beneficial insects that live...
Read More•Exterior Pests General Crawling Insects Lawn and Garden Mug-A-Blog
Part of the “woolly bear” caterpillar family, Garden Tiger Moth larvae are densely covered in hairs that vary from black...
Read More•Exterior Pests Lawn and Garden Miscellaneous Pest Control Information Mug-A-Blog
The western and sonoran tent caterpillars along with fall webworm and tiger moths are the four tent-making caterpillars that inhabit...
Read More•Exterior Pests Lawn and Garden Miscellaneous Pest Control Information Mug-A-Blog
A combination of two species of hornworms, “tomato hornworms” includes both the tomato hornworm and tobacco hornworms. As adults these...
Read More•Exterior Pests Lawn and Garden Miscellaneous Pest Control Information Mug-A-Blog
The Douglas Fir Tussock Moth during seasons of severe outbreak often cause extreme defoliation of spruce, Douglas fir and other...
Read MoreOf the many species of moths present in Colorado, the Isabella Tiger Moth is actually much more commonly recognized in...
Read MoreTruly amazing butterflies, Monarch are likely one of the most recognized butterflies in The United States. This is in part...
Read MoreAs their common family name indicates, giant silk moths are fairly large in size with the Cecropia and Glover’s moths...
Read MoreOn April 17, 1996 the Colorado Hairstreak Butterfly was officially named the Colorado State insect. Overcoming a last minute bid...
Read More•Exterior Pests Lawn and Garden Mug-A-Blog
It has been decades since grasshoppers have ravaged Colorado crops in the way that Rocky Mountain locust did in the...
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