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Nature Helps in Our Fight Against Gypsy Moths

Nature Helps in Our Fight Against Gypsy Moths

by Sandy Boeckh | Jul 14, 2021 | Environment, Gypsy Moth, Invasive Species

We may have received some help from Mother Nature in our battle against the infestation of gypsy moths. The caterpillars were slowing down and looking like they were preparing to pupate just over a week ago. However, the apparent slowing down or lethargy was likely...
Gypsy Moth Caterpillars Going to the Pupa Stage

Gypsy Moth Caterpillars Going to the Pupa Stage

by Sandy Boeckh | Jul 14, 2021 | Environment, Gypsy Moth, Invasive Species

Sandy Boeckh believes that there is still time to build those pheromone traps (described in last week’s eBlast and now found on PaBIA’s website) for the male gypsy moths. Look at the two pictures she’s shared: one – the moth’s...
Gypsy Moth Infestation – Protecting with Burlap

Gypsy Moth Infestation – Protecting with Burlap

by Sandy Boeckh | Jun 30, 2021 | Environment, Gypsy Moth, Invasive Species

Taken from London.Ca Caterpillars feeding on a pine tree. While they prefer oak and other hardwoods, they will also feast upon pine and spruce trees! Gypsy Moth Follow Up 2021 has materialized as the summer of the European Gypsy Moth. Many Cottagers have found these...
Millipedes, Bark Lice, and Oakworms

Millipedes, Bark Lice, and Oakworms

by Sandy Boeckh | Jun 18, 2021 | Environment, Forest & Wildlife, Naturalist

Have You Seen These Creatures? After cottaging in Pointe au Baril since the late 1950’s, it is always surprising tocome across creatures I have never seen before. Looking down at the ground, at the trunks of pine trees and up at deciduous tree foliage, this happened 3...
Are Yellow Grubs in Fish Harmful to You?

Are Yellow Grubs in Fish Harmful to You?

by Sandy Boeckh | Sep 4, 2015 | Environment, Fish & Fish Biology

Yellow grub is closely related to black spot and has a similar life cycle. It appears as yellow or white spots in the flesh,   sometimes over one-half cm long. Smallmouth Bass and Yellow Perch tend to be the species most commonly inflicted with yellow grub in Ontario....
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