Texas A&M AgriLife experts warn of stinging caterpillars as weather warms, what you should know about their venom, and how to identify one.

As temperatures warm up Extension Service experts urge Texans to stay alert for stinging caterpillars. These fuzzy, or ...

“Yellow-bellied sapsucker ... On another day, we might find a woolly bear caterpillar or, if we were really lucky, the rare winter bumblefly. The winter flora was no less impressive.

For those who predict winter weather by the relative widths of brown or black hair on woolly bear caterpillars, be advised that this fall they appear to be wearing yellow bikinis. People are ...

Healthier soil increases pollination which is beneficial for insects like wooly bear caterpillars, beetles, moths and butterflies and pollinators that feed on these plants. Residents who want to avoid ...

Fuzzy woolly bear caterpillars are the larvae of the Isabella tiger moth, which occurs in shades of orange and yellow with striping or spots. There’s also a non-scientific legend that these ...

Tis the season for woolly bears or woolly worms, those fuzzy little caterpillars out and about ... forming into their cocoons and emerging as yellow-y/orange moths in a few weeks.

Woolly bear caterpillar is a generic term for several ... while the saltmarsh has colorations from black to brown to yellow.

Woolly bear caterpillars became North America’s most recognizable caterpillar. Winter survivors pupate in the spring and emerge as moths with yellow-tan wings and sparse black dots. The moths are ...

Seeing these fuzzy brown-and-black caterpillars crawling across sidewalks ... spin a cocoon and eventually emerge as a tiger moth. As yellow waves of goldenrod wane, Minnesota roadsides and ...

The Isabella tiger moth can be identified by their yellow/tan wings, and may have "faint lines and small dark spots" on their wings as well. While woolly bear caterpillars live for nearly a year, the ...