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Tag Archives: webworms
Webworms (…and bagworms)
Webworms or bagworms…which do you really have? Many people have been asking me about “bagworms” as of late, but after asking a few questions I discover that they have webworms. So, what’s the difference? Bagworms: Form small cases that hold larvae, pupae, or female adults and eggs Cases are often found on evergreen trees & shrubs such as cedar, juniper, cypress, or pine Cases are made from silk and plant material laid down similar to shingles on a house, overlapping in layers Newly hatched larvae spin a silken… Read More →