Categories
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INDOORS
These include insects and spiders that are sometimes found inside our homes and businesses.
Biting Pests
Incidental Invaders
- Beetles in New Construction
- Boxelder Bug
- Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
- Centipedes
- Clover Mite
- Cluster Fly
- Foreign Grain Beetle
- Imported Longhorned Weevil
- Insects that Overwinter in Your Home
- Keeping Occasional Invaders Out
- Millipedes
- Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
- Pillbug and Sowbug
- Silverfish and Firebrat
- Springtails
- Strawberry Root Weevil
- Western Conifer Seed Bug
Pantry and Fabric Pests
- Carpet Beetle
- Clothes Moth
- Flour Beetles
- Indian Meal Moth
Small Flies
Spiders
Wood-Destroying Organisms (WDO)
OUTDOORS
These include insects, spiders, millipedes and other organisms that are commonly found outdoors and may or may not be considered pests.
Biting & Stinging Insects
Biting
Stinging
*non-aggressive, solitary insects, unlikely to sting
Flower Garden
- Antlions
- Aphids
- Blister Beetles
- Brown Lacewing
- Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
- Cabbageworm
- Carpenter Bee
- Carpet Beetle
- Cecropia Moth
- Checkerspot Butterfly
- Cucumber Beetles
- Cutworms
- Euonymus Scale
- European Earwig
- Flea Beetles
- Geranium/Tobacco Budworm
- Grasshopper
- Garden Spider
- Green June Beetle
- Green Lacewing
- Hoverflies
- Japanese Beetle
- Lace Bugs
- Milkweed Bugs
- Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
- Painted Lady Butterfly
- Phlox Plant Bug
- Roseslug Sawfly
- Soldier Beetles
- Spined Solider Bug
- Squash Vine Borer
- Sun Flower Moth
- Two-Spotted Spider Mite
- Woolly Aphids
Spiders
Tree Pests
- Bagworms
- Basswood Leafminer
- Boxelder Bug
- Cedar Beetle
- Elm Leaf Beetle
- Emerald Ash Borer
- Euonymus Scale
- Fall Webworm
- Hawthorn Leafminer
- Hawthorn Mealybug
- Japanese Beetle
- Kermes scale
- Lace Bugs
- Magnolia Scale
- Mimosa Webworm
- Solitary Oak Leafminer
- Subterranean Termites
- Woolly Aphids
- Zimmerman Pine Moth
Turf Insects
Vegetable Garden
- Aphids
- Asparagus Beetle
- Bean Leaf Beetle
- Blister Beetles
- Cabbage Looper
- Cabbageworm
- Cucumber Beetles
- Cutworms
- Diamondback Moth
- European Earwig
- Flea Beetles
- Grasshopper
- Green June Beetle
- Japanese Beetle
- Purple Carrot-Seed Moth
- Spined Solider Bug
- Squash Bug
- Squash Vine Borer
- Three-Lined Potato Beetle
- Tomato Fruitworm
- Tomato/Tobacco Hornworms
- Two-Spotted Spider Mite
- Annual Cicada
- Antlions
- Boxelder Bug
- Brown Lacewing
- Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
- Carpenter Ant
- Carpenter Bee
- Cecropia Moth
- Cedar Beetle
- Centipedes
- Cowkiller Ant
- European Earwig
- Giant Water Bug
- Green June Beetle
- Green Lacewing
- Imported Longhorned Weevil
- Japanese Beetle
- Lace Bugs
- Milkweed Bugs
- Millipedes
- Minute Pirate Bug
- Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
- Non-biting Midges
- Pillbug/Sowbug
- Robber Flies
- Soldier Beetles
- Spined Solider Bug
- Springtails
- Strawberry Root Weevil
- Subterranean Termites
- Western Conifer Seed Bug
- Wheel Bug
- Woolly Aphids
BITING & STINGING INSECTS
These include mosquitoes, ticks, bed bugs, chiggers, head lice and wasps. Some of them are considered health-related pests.
Biting
- Bat Bug
- Bed Bugs
- Cat Flea
- Chiggers
- Head Lice
- Minute Pirate Bugs
- Mosquitoes
- Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
- Ticks
Stinging
*non-aggressive, solitary insects, unlikely to sting
FLOWER GARDEN
These include various caterpillars, bugs, beetles, butterflies and moths that feed on flowering plants.
- Antlions
- Aphids
- Blister Beetles
- Brown Lacewing
- Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
- Cabbageworm
- Carpenter Bee
- Carpet Beetle
- Checkerspot Butterfly
- Cucumber Beetles
- Cutworms
- Euonymus Scale
- European Earwig
- Flea Beetles
- Geranium/Tobacco Budworm
- Grasshopper
- Garden Spider
- Green June Beetle
- Green Lacewing
- Hoverflies
- Japanese Beetle
- Lace Bugs
- Milkweed Bugs
- Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
- Painted Lady Butterfly
- Phlox Plant Bug
- Roseslug Sawfly
- Soldier Beetles
- Spined Solider Bug
- Squash Vine Borer
- Sun Flower Moth
- Two-Spotted Spider Mite
- Woolly Aphids
VEGETABLE GARDEN
These include various caterpillars, bugs, mites and beetles that feed on our produce as it grows in our gardens.
- Aphids
- Asparagus Beetle
- Bean Leaf Beetle
- Blister Beetles
- Cabbage Looper
- Cabbageworm
- Cucumber Beetles
- Cutworms
- Diamondback Moth
- European Earwig
- Flea Beetles
- Grasshopper
- Green June Beetle
- Japanese Beetle
- Purple Carrot-Seed Moth
- Spined Solider Bug
- Squash Bug
- Squash Vine Borer
- Three-Lined Potato Beetle
- Tomato Fruitworm
- Tomato/Tobacco Hornworms
- Two-Spotted Spider Mite
TREE PESTS
These include various boring, insects and leaf defoliators that may cause damage to ornamental trees and shrubs.
- Bagworms
- Basswood Leafminer
- Boxelder Bug
- Cedar Beetle
- Elm Leaf Beetle
- Emerald Ash Borer
- Euonymus Scale
- Fall Webworm
- Hawthorn Leafminer
- Hawthorn Mealybug
- Japanese Beetle
- Kermes scale
- Lace Bugs
- Magnolia Scale
- Mimosa Webworm
- Solitary Oak Leafminer
- Subterranean Termites
- Woolly Aphids
- Zimmerman Pine Moth