Hoptree Leafroller - Agonopterix pteleae

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Hoptree Leafroller - Agonopterix pteleae

Point Pelee National Park, Essex, Ontario, Canada
June 21, 2015
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Larva of Hoptree Leafroller Agonopterix pteleae in a tube on Hoptree, is always surrounded by wasps, ants and even fireflies which are attracted to it's honeydew. A pest at Point Pelee with major outbreaks every 5 years.

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Contributed by Lee Penner on 25 March, 2020 - 8:19pm

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