Insects

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Scrape and destroy the eggs of the spotted lanternfly if you see them. Otherwise, it will be a potentially VERY expensive problem next spring.

Ladybugs have damaging evil twins that do a number on plants. They even bite.

Some may kill you; some may just put you out of commission for a while. But I would avoid encounters with ALL of them. One man's meat is another man's otherwise harmless insect that can take you down.

What in the world is this dragonfly doing? Prepare to learn your useless fact of the day.

With the Fall Season officially underway in the Hoosier State, how low will the temperature need to get to make those blood-sucking mosquitoes go away?

After invasive species of hornet were discovered in Washington and Georgia, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is sharing what residents need to look for and what to do if they find one.

Beware of this wild looking caterpillar found in Kentucky. It is poisonous! Discover the Saddleback Caterpillar and learn what to do if you ever come in contact with this stinging garden pest.

Learn about fall armyworm trends in Tennessee, treatment options, and effective scouting methods for lawn and crop protection.

According to the USDA, all seven of these species of insects are invasive species that can cause quite a bit of damage to plant life, including crops.