Did you know that your favorite trees are thinning and losing their beautiful pine needles? You may be dealing with the infamous evergreen white bug infestation. Despite its name, these deceptive creatures are moths in the larval stage. If left unchecked, they can cause serious damage to your tree and even cause death. But don’t worry. There are ways to save trees if you know what to do.

Evergreen White Bug: The Silent Tree Killer
In the world of pests that threaten the health and beauty of trees, few are as well known as the evergreen bug. These small, inconspicuous creatures belong to the family Psychidae and are named for their special protective shells, sometimes called pouches or pouches. These bags, made from plant waste parts such as leaves, twigs and bark, hang from tree branches and hide acorn larvae.

The concept of the evergreen worm
The evergreen moth, scientifically known as Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis, is a type of moth that damages evergreen and deciduous trees. Equipped with portable shelters and camouflage devices, they look like small bags hanging from tree branches. This deceptive creature is not a caterpillar, but a butterfly in the caterpillar stage.