Three decades after they last swarmed Edmonton, the forest tent caterpillars are back in the millions. “They’ve typically ...

Tent caterpillars were notably absent, at least from our walks in Evergreen. As much as people dislike the non-native spongy moth and browntail moth, the native eastern and forest tent ...

Another attention getter this season is the prevalence of tent caterpillar nests. They are commonly found on wild native cherry, but also appear on other trees and shrubs, such as viburnum and ...

Suffice to say, caterpillars are everywhere. Caterpillars are the larvae of butterflies and moths, and it ... the eastern tent caterpillar (Malacosoma americanum). Almost everyone has noticed ...

The importance of the Boraceia Biological Station to the maintenance of the saturniid moth diversity in the Atlantic Forest is discussed ... It seems that the caterpillars, which bury in the soil to ...

CODY — Hundreds of moth-eating grizzly bears will gather in backcountry talus fields in the months to come. It’s a high-altitude gathering similar to coastal bruins’ seasonal salmon feasts ...

Insects that can be harmful to humans and pets have been spotted in a popular tourist spot. Brown tailed moth caterpillars have been reported in the Sunken Gardens, on the West Cliff in Cromer.

The silk webbing is covered in caterpillars, which will eventually turn into moths "I like my windows open... I can't have them open in case they crawl in," she said. "I was spraying them with ...

Mavis Jones, a local resident for 17 years, said she had never seen anything like this before and had been left clearing caterpillars away from her windowsill. The ermine moth eggs are laid on ...

“We don’t want to encourage people to visit moth sites, although we realize some people are going to do it anyhow,” Shoshone National Forest Wildlife Biologist Andy Pils told a room full of grizzly ...

CODY — Hundreds of moth-eating grizzly bears will gather in ... Grizzly Bear Shoshone National Forest Yellowstone National Park Bear ...

It has now been confirmed that the cause of this unusual phenomenon is a small moth caterpillar. One resident took notice of the trees and found them "scary", They said, "I drive my daughter to ...