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Codling Moths, or Cydia (Laspeyresia) pomonella, is an insect that primarily infests apples, pears, English walnuts and rarely cherries, leaving reddish-brown droppings called Frass. If controlled in the early season with chemical and non-chemical methods, extensive damage caused by Codling Moths can be suppressed to tolerable levels.

Are tiny brown, yellow or cream-colored insects infesting areas of your home that include drains and faucets? If you spot these creatures lurking in the damp, you are most likely experiencing a booklice infestation.

The green stink bug, (Chinavia halaris), is commonly found in Northern America, infesting seeds, grains, nuts, and fruits. This pest variety infests on an extensive array of host plants, in both nymph and adult stages, categorizing them as "polyphagous" insects.