They are gypsy moth and tent caterpillars. This year, there is an overwhelming amount of both. A lot of us often mistake the two, when they really are different.

While the tents are ugly, healthy trees rebound from the damage. Most importantly, though, I wondered: What do these moths look like? Answer: They’re small and unremarkable.

The trees have the tent caterpillar nests in them right now. What are they and are they harmful? And whatever happened to the gypsy moth caterpillars that devastated the trees and leaves years ago.

Eastern Tent Caterpillars are popping up all over New Jersey this spring. ... In adulthood they will be brown moths that you'll often see flocking to the nearest light source. 2.

If you had a few tent caterpillars this year but think you dealt with them pretty well, be on the watch for moths. Many areas with mild tent caterpillar presence last year were hit very hard this ...

The magnificent trees are a hint of forest just a mile north of downtown. People stop in their tracks to marvel at my three cedars. Walkers will stand staring, straight up, at the trees next to a ...

The bad news is the gypsy moth has infested the entire City of Toronto and the eastern tent caterpillar has made a home in pockets of the city, including a large chunk of North York. The good news is, ...