the G Moth & the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
Daniel discusses the invasive and destructive G Moth and Frankie talks about the rapidly-spreading Hemlock Wooly Adelgid.
Both are areas in the USA's natural world that need a little help and love right now, so please check out the usda website for your local prevention of the G moth, and the blue ridge parkway foundation for how to help and stay informed if you're in or near the Blue Ridge Parkway!
The dreaded G moth caterpillar: identifiable by the 5 pairs of blue dots on its head, followed by 6 pairs of red spots to its butt. Call the USDA immediately if you see this!
See those white spots? That’s the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid sucking the life out of this poor Hemlock tree.
