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robryan

I get the message Gene :)))

gnt1041

Destroy is the best thing for these destructive creatures....grrrrrr

robryan

And here I was thinking he was just an interesting moth with an Aeroplane named after him!!! He looks as innocent as all the other moths - but looks are obviously deceiving!!! Thanks warbler for the info.
Sorry Deborah :)))
Thanks Meadowhawk :))

Meadowhawk

Trouble here on the Wet Coast, too. But, I love his antennae!! :)

Jawz

He's kinda creepy looking! Yikes!

warbler

I've never heard of that, Surreal_Heidi. I'd like to know more. On the East Coast, they are deforesting and killing huge tracts of mostly oak forest. Hundreds of thousands of acres. They've been a serious problem for some years. They have been a big problem in the Blue Ridge Mountains and are very hard to try to control. They eat many species of trees as a catepillar but mostly oaks. US Forest Service has spent millions of dollars trying to stop them. I've driven through miles of dead forset in Pennsylvania and Virginia.

robryan

Well - that's very interesting Heidi!! I never knew! I've just been Googling to find out how it affects horses & I'll have to dig a bit deeper - can't find much with a quick search.

Surreal_Heidi

Boo.... Hiss..... Boo! This is the most hated insect, or even creature, in Kentucky. They're responsible for thousands of lost foals and lost mare pregnancies.

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