Lawn & Plant Insects

C-shaped, cream-colored larvae with brown heads and six legs.

Heavy, reddish-brown, clumsy beetles that bump into lights and screens.

Tiny black bugs with white wings folded flat.

Green to brown caterpillars with stripes and an inverted Y on the head.

Small, spotted caterpillars that hide in silk tunnels in the thatch.

Brown, green, or yellow insects with big jumping legs.

Tiny, soft, pear-shaped insects in green, black, yellow, or white, clustered on stems and under leaves.

Tiny white moth-like insects that fly up in a cloud when you brush the plant.

Immobile bumps on stems and leaves.

Specks barely visible to the eye, which leave fine webbing between leaves.

Small, wedge-shaped insects that hop sideways and fly when disturbed.

Soft, white, cottony insects clustered in leaf joints.

Tiny, slender, straw-colored or dark insects that hide in buds.

Brown, velvety insects with shovel-shaped front legs for digging.

Adults look like giant mosquitoes with very long legs, but they don't bite.

Long, flat, slimy worms with a hammer-shaped head.

Large, shiny, dark-brown beetles.

Long, flat beetles that snap into the air with a click when flipped over.

Stout, round beetles, often shiny black or metallic green.

Round, red, orange, or yellow beetles with or without spots.

Pink-brown segmented worms.