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| [Image: love bugs and damage]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs September 2008 bugs of the month |
| [Image: Lovebugs and problems.]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: September 2007 The insect list is short this month, but one item in particular includes an in-depth discussion. The African honeybees and their recent discovery in two more parishes have some of the public concerned. Before there is a panic, some information needs to be presented. |
| [Image: Love bugs]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: September 2006 We are seeing a decline in some insect populations but some explosions in others. Here are some potential problems this month. |
| [Image: Love bugs]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: September 2006 We are seeing a decline in some insect populations but some explosions in others. Here are some potential problems this month. |
| [Image: Walnut caterpillar and adult]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs August 2008 Caterpillars and adults on shade trees and chinch bugs and parasitized armyworm. |
| [Image: composite of lace bugs]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs,August 2007 As soggy as it has been one would hope that most of the insects had drowned, but alas, no such luck. Some have said they have become more relaxed and excited in the somewhat cooler environment and many have moved indoors to escape the constant drenches and standing puddles. |
| [Image: Hackberry aphid on leaf.]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs July 2008 Bugs of the month. |
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| [Image: tiger beetle ]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs July 2007 common beneficials in and around the yard. |
| [Image: Feeding mosquito]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: November 2006 Well, we are coming to the final days of the year, and we still have a few bugs causing some problems. |
| [Image: Raspberry crazy ant]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs June 2008 Ants and insects of the month |
| [Image: Sawflies]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs November 2007 Bugs of November to watch for in home and yards. |
| [Image: Pest of amaryllis]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: June 2007 Well, summer is here, and we are seeing some different pests to start it off. |
| [Image: Thrips in flowers]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: May 2007 We finally got some rain but it only made things grow better for some pests. |
| [Image: June bug and immature]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs April 2007 The weather has warmed, and the bugs are everywhere. Some are even a little early. |
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| Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: April 2006 This is going to be an interesting beginning to what appears to be a long, hot, buggy year. Several problems are being affected by the hot dry weather, and some bugs are being found early and in areas where they are not usually a problem. |
| [Image: comparision of Bumble bee and Carpenter bee.]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: March, 2007 Spring is supposed to be here shortly, but the temperature outside is a little frosty. But this hasn’t deterred the insects. |
| Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: March 2006 The weather has been up and down, and the bug populations seem to have adjusted. And if this is any indication, we will have a full year and then some. We are having reports on pests that normally do not show up until April. |
| [Image: Buck moth larva]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: February 2007 The weather may have killed a few insects, but the vast majority are still kicking. A good example are the mosquitoes we have been seeing every time the sun warms us up a little. |
| [Image: Lady beetles]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: December 2007 It seems just yesterday it was 2007. Pest problems are light presently, but two major situations have developed. |
| [Image: Asian Ladybeetle]Bugs, Bugs, Bugs: December 2006 Lady bugs are excellent predators of aphids and several other small, soft-bodied insect pests, but they have a bad habit of colonizing when the weather begins to cool. Watch for wasps and bees looking for a place to overwinter, and keep a sharp eye out for pests in Christmas trees and firewood. |
| [Image: Crane flies and larvae]Bugs, Bugs,Bugs February 2008 Bugs of the month. |
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