Those little white fuzzy things you might have seen flying around and sticking to things (like cars and trees) over the last few weeks aren’t random cotton pieces floating around - they’re bugs.

You've probably seen them. They are tiny, fuzzy white creatures - flying all over. They're called aphids. They don't bite, but many hate the sight of them.

Those tiny, fuzzy white insect flying all over East Tennessee don't bite. But many residents hate the sight of them, -tennessee/478944386">WBIR</a> reported.

Q. I have white fuzzy stuff on my indoor plant. What could it be? — Sharon, Highland Mills A. Mealybugs are a common pest of houseplants during the winter. They thrive in the warm, dry conditions… ...

A video showing strange white, furry bugs seemingly dancing around a leaf is going viral on social media. The video showed the insects - covered in stringy white fur - moving back and forth and ...

The insect in question is some type of scale, an insect that is very common in our area and on plants such as your privet hedge. The white fuzzy appearance is from the discarded bodies of the ...

The insects are covered with a white, fuzzy/powdery material. They cluster on the new growth and buds of hibiscus plants, and are very obvious when they are present.

You've probably seen them. They are tiny, fuzzy white creatures - flying all over. They're called aphids. They don't bite, but many hate the sight of them. Whether she's at home or at work, there ...