![1 30 Aug - Feeding on Andira inermis [JaniceAng]](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/1-30-Aug-Feeding-on-Andira-inermis-JaniceAng-q8dggp9wb7u4onkhtkfg60r1sptnln4ez5olqesx9s.jpg "1 30 Aug – Feeding on Andira inermis [JaniceAng]")
“On 30th August 2016, we spotted the Tussock moth caterpillar at Pasir Ris Park feeding on Andira inermis and it was the first time that we spotted one with yellow […]
I have been growing kantan or torch ginger (Etlingera elatior) for many years now. I use the unopened flower buds for cooking curries to provide the distinct aroma. It is […]
An earlier post showed numerous white maggots emerging from a brown tussock moth caterpillar. The maggots then spun white silk to cover themselves. Within five days small parasitic wasps emerged […]
“One of my Tussock moth caterpillars died under culture (above). The body was removed but before it could be disposed of, something happened. “Numerous tiny white larvae began to appear […]
“On separate occasions, Maryann Vitudio and Amber Lau brought me caterpillars of the Tussock moth (F: Lymantriidae) to observe. These are rather common. The problem was that the food plants […]
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