Bugs

1

100

Brown in color with a beak and head 

Alfalfa Weevil

200

Green, Gray, Pink or Black  

Army worm Larva

300

The young are black, older ones are gray. They feed on more than 100 plants 

Bag Worm 

400

Yellow or green or black spots on the exoskeleton. 

Bean Leaf beetle 

500

Cylindrical bodies. Have wings, and black, gray, or brown. 

Blister Beetle 

2

100

Gray moths and black spot behind head. 

Beet Amryworm 

200

Snout beetle. Yellow, gray, brown. Has a long snout. 

Boll weevil 

300

White stripes on each side. Bristles on its back

Cabbage looper

400

Black spots behind head, black stropes on the body. 

Colorado potato beetle 

500

Stripes down back and hairy. Olive green tan or dark 

Corn Earworm

3

100

Tan or clear. Slimmy

slug 

200

Grey with six yellow or orange spots. 

Tabacco Hornworm 

300

Yellow and black. Bad bug. 

Spotted cucumber beetle 

400

Chicken feed 

Wire worm 

500

Dark brown to black, powerful back legs for jumping. 

Cricket 

4

100

Pink or green in color. Stroped, soild or spotted. 

Cut worm 

200

Stripes down the back, olive or green. 

Corn Earworm

300

Brown head, white body. Small brown spots on its body. 

Corn Borer 

400

Green and bad. 

Green June Bettle 

500

Black and yellow. Fuzzy and good bug. 

Honeybee 

5

100

Green with brown wings and its a bad bug. 

Japanese Beetle 

200

Gray or black with spotting, and it's a good bug. 

Lady Beetle Larva 

300

Yellow, orange or red 

Ladybrid Bettle 

400

Gray to Brown in color with black spots and its a bad bug. 

Leaf Skeletonizer 

500

Black with yellow or white markings and its a bad bug. 

Long-Horned Beetle