Like its relatives, it is not known to cause any serious damage. 8. Spongy Moth (Formerly Known as the Gypsy Moth) Not ...

Gypsy moth caterpillars are out in numbers not seen in over a decade. Sebastian Willnow/picture alliance via Getty Images Caterpillars from a species that has exploded in population in upstate New ...

Bill Wood says he's lived in Ann Arbor off and on for 71 years, and this year he's concerned Tree Town may end up becoming Bare Branch City.

A Facebook post from the department on the gypsy moth caterpillar outbreak garnered various reactions, with some people sharing photos of “caterpillar poop raining down from the trees” and ...

These insects, formerly called gypsy moths, are poised for another year of damage in certain parts of the U.S. File video above: What you can do to protect trees from gypsy mothsSpongy moths ...

Having already infested Lake and Cook counties, the invasive moth, formerly known as gypsy moth, is now gaining a foothold in parts of St. Louis and Carlton counties. To combat this, the Minnesota ...