Snout Butterflies

In late summer and into fall, Central Texas can sometimes have an outbreak of snout butterflies where thousands, if not millions, of these butterflies can be seen in mass migration. While the migration lasts a relatively short period of time, a couple of weeks, it can be a beautiful sight. Continue Reading →

Hornworms

by Wizzie Brown Tomato and tobacco hornworms are very large caterpillars that can quickly defoliate plants and/or damage fruits. They feed on solanaceous plants (nightshade family), such as tomatoes, tobacco, … Continue Reading →