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Pest Activity -- May 11 , 2007Pest Activity > May 11 Welcome to the Woody Ornamental Pest Scouting Report for Western Pennsylvania brought to you by Penn State Cooperative Extension. This report is updated weekly with growing degree day counts and insect activity through the end of June. If you would like an email copy of this report, send your request to mcm2@psu.edu.As of May 9, the following growing degree days with a base temperature of 50 degrees have accumulated.
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| Oviposition damage from Birch leafminers adults was noticed on European Birch in Sewickley this past week. | |
| Eastern Tent Caterpillar larvae are 1" to 1-1/4" longs and tents are 10-12" wide at this time. | |
Hemlock Rust Mite remain active in SW Pennsylvania at this time. This is the time to apply controls. Click here for current list of miticides labeled for use in Pennsylvania. |
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| Honeylocust plant bugs continue to feed on honeylocusts in the City of Pittsburgh. | |
| The eggs of Pine Needle Scale have not hatched yet in the City of Pittsburgh, but should do so in the next week based on growing degree day accumulations. | |
| Spruce Spider Mite adults are actively feeding at this time. | |
The next scouting report will be on May 18 , 2007 .