Juniper webworm larva. Image provided by Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station Archive, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Bugwood.org
Juniper webworm damage. Image provided by Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station Archive, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Bugwood.org
White pine sheath mites. The small white images in the faint red circles are the mites. Image provided by http://woodypests.cas.psu.edu/PestDiagnosis/Pine.html
Brown marmorated stink bug adults and nymph.
Western conifer seed bug.
Southern red mite.
Spruce spider mite with webbing.
SPRUCE SPIDER MITES. Spruce spider mites are “cool season”
mites commonly found feeding on fir, arborvitae, spruce,
Douglas-fir, and other conifers. Their sucking mouthparts cause
bleaching, yellowing, stippling or bronzing of the needles.
Spruce Spider Mite Pictures from USDA Forest Service – Region 4 Archive, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org
Baldcypress (Taxodium) Rust Mite Damage – Whole Tree View
Baldcypress Rust Mite Damage – Branch View
Baldcypress Rust Mite Damage – Needle View
Baldcypress Rust Mite Magnified
All photos by Dr. Casey Sclar, Plant Health Care Division Leader, Longwood Gardens
Spider mite damage.
Spider mites feeding on leaf.
Spider Mite Magnified.
Green June Beetle
Cicada Killer and its Prey
Photo by Howard Ensign Evans, , Bugwood.org
Female Cicada Killer in Flight