Show us bugs on tree’s

[DonielDoom]

 

[Tommy lemmings]

Hummingbird hawk moth

 

[It's Kev]

I'm sure it's not what anyone wanted to see, just wanted to flex the new phone's abilities

 

[MGTT]

 

[KateM]

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What is that plant?

 

[MGTT]

It’s a Trident Maple.

 

[defra]

 

[MGTT]

A couple taking a break….yes, the hornbeam is very late in waking up, my fingers are crossed that it does push the buds it has.

 

[RJG2]

Hey @Bonsai Nut - can you remove the apostrophe from "tree's"? It always makes it hard for me to find this thread in the search!

 

[MGTT]

I just saw some scale on my trees as well today! (Note- no apostrophe in trees!)

 

[CapeCodBonsai]

 

[Baron von Smoogle]

I found these on my Chinese Elm last week. Turns out they are Calico Scale.
At least one was full of eggs under the cap. Apparently they can lay up to 4500 eggs under the cap.
I had never seen them before but, they are supposed to be a common pest on elms.
These got a bath in isopropyl alcohol.

 

[Deano]

Saw this one trying to fly, but with only 3 out of 4 wings it just couldn't do it.

 

[Japonicus]

Brood 14 is swarming

 

[rusticana]

The scourge of scale. Luckely theyre easily eradicated by just scaping them off. On my podocarpus cuttings. But also on the stems of pomegranate. Once on my big jasmine. That took a long time. Best to check the underside of leaves and also sterms and put on some glasses then doulle back later. Bloody sap suckers. Interesting though?

 

[Deano]

Love bugs?

 

[KateM]

 

[KateM]

Crane fly

 

[RJG2]

Couldn't find the culprit, but noticed this on one of my junipers.



I'm thinking some sort of caterpillar, but not sure what kind. The brown is just dead bits of the juniper that have been chewed off and attached with the silk.

I'll have to take a closer look once I get the kids to school.

 

[pandacular]