Cameraria ohridella

[David Humphries]

They're Back

 

Well, they weren't exactly going away now were they.

 

There were clouds of the little bleeders all over today.

 

Third pic is the little bu@@ers at it.

 

The last shot I have no idea what it is; looks like the Leaf Minor on Steroids :scared:

[christreeroot]

:scared:

[David Humphries]

:scared:

 

Are they for the nasty in the last photo; or me new Avatar picky? :wave:

[Yorkshireman]

cool pics mate

[Lee Winger]

Anyone get a client who wants them eradicated give me a call , my spray rig will reach 40'-50' that goes for any crawling critter, proccesionary [sp] moth etc

 

Not my rig but similar

[Andy Collins]

Anyone get a client who wants them eradicated give me a call , my spray rig will reach 40'-50' that goes for any crawling critter, proccesionary [sp] moth etc

 

Not my rig but similar

 

Not doubting your expertise for a minute, Lee but the other night on tele they showed the Kew arborists collecting the processionary moth (caterpillars) into a bag, then a blow-lamp to treat the rest. Is your treatment an advancement on this?

[Lee Winger]

Good point Andy..

 

 

 

But if I got the buggers at the right time in its life cycle i'm sure my way would be faster, I guess Kew no that as well

 

Heres a bit about the creeping critters

 

http://www.forestresearch.gov.uk/fr/INFD-74ABRM

[Lee Winger]

no probs just consulted my catalogue I can kill the critters anytime........

[Amelanchier]

Won't you have to kill them on all the neighbours chestnuts as well???

 

I've had limited success on one site by removing and burning the leaves during the winter. Still not totally eradicated the problem though because of all the neighbours trees...

[Lee Winger]

Won't you have to kill them on all the neighbours chestnuts as well???

 

 

 

Hopefully...