Miller Moths
Miller Moths
Size: 1-1½ inches Long
Feeding & Habits: The larva of this moth is known as the army cut worm which feeds on your tomato and other garden plants in the summer. Migrates from the plains to the mountains each year.
Spring and fall brings invasions of box elder bugs, army cutworms (which are the larvae of the miller moth) and other insects that come from lawns, trees and other plants. In many cases, lawn and tree experts can assist in treating problem areas.
These insects are usually found feeding and nesting on plants, in the ground or in your lawn. But, when a change in season occurs, they seek shelter in cracks, crevices and voids to survive. By accident, they become pests inside structures and can become very annoying to deal with.
If any of these insects are seeking shelter where they are not wanted, PestRite can apply our $mart (Green) solution at each change in season.
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