It’s hard to overlook the brilliant orange and black wings of a monarch butterfly as it moves through a garden of flowers. It ...

What Do Butterfly Eggs Look Like? The eggs and egg-laying habits of butterflies are as varied as they are. Some lay eggs individually on the undersides of leaves; others on the top sides.

They often look like smudges of clay. How to kill spotted lanternfly egg masses Because spotted lanternflies and their eggs are an invasive species, agricultural experts say it is best to kill ...

What do bagworms look like inside their odd-looking shelters? It’s difficult to identify a bagworm caterpillar on sight because, unlike other caterpillars, they don't leave their bags until they ...

Most shark eggs will look like a "mermaid's purse." The casings will have long tendrils in order to attach to seaweed or debris, according to the Shark Research Institute.

What do tick nests look like? First and foremost, a tick “nest” isn’t really a nest at all. Rather than making a nest, female ticks opt to lay their eggs anywhere they please.

What do spotted lanternfly eggs look like? According to the USDA , the spotted lanternfly, which is native to Asia, can lay its eggs on a variety of surfaces: grills, trailers, outdoor furniture ...

What do spotted lanternfly and spongy moth eggs look like? The USDA says that spotted lanternfly egg masses are "flat" and "mud-like," and can have between 30 and 50 eggs.

The invasive spongy moth and its caterpillars can decimate a garden. Here’s how to fight back. By Margaret Roach Until this year, the only spongy moths I had encountered were the winged adults ...

We didn’t see any adults the day we searched, just the caterpillar. Paul Smith’s VIC in New York’s North Country has a 30-year-old butterfly house that keeps an eye on monarchs as well.

Spotted lanternfly egg masses are laid in the fall, survive the winter and hatch in the spring. These egg masses contain 30-50 eggs each, laid in rows and covered with a protective substance.