• Fall Armyworm

  from light tan to green to black. They have a distinct white inverted Y-shaped mark on the front of the head and four large spots on the upper surface

• Tomato pinworm

  Initially, the mine is long and narrow, but it later widens to become blotch-shaped. Older larvae usually fold the leaf over itself, or knit 2 leaves together

• Cabbage moth

  moth (Mamestra brassicae) has grey-brown to black forewings, with a kidney-shaped white-rimmed marking in the middle. The hindwings are light brown with a

• Vine mealybug

  mouthparts. The female is larger (3 mm) and voluminous, has an elongated oval shape and has no wings. The body is covered with a fine waxy material and have

• Corn earworm

  colour, which turn dark grey before hatching, and have a ribbed spherical shape. The larvae hatch after around four days. The corn earworm caterpillars go

• Aphids

  characteristics: Size and shape: Aphids are small, soft-bodied insects that are usually less than 6 mm in length. They have a pear-shaped body with long antennae

• Garden chafer

  brown heads and whitish bodies, and normally lie in a characteristic 'C-shaped' position. They possess three pairs of legs, of which the middle and hind

• American serpentine leaf miner

  the leaf intact. Shortly before pupating, the grown larva cuts a sickle-shaped exit hole in the leaf with its mouth parts. After roughly one hour the larva

• Tomato leaf miner

  and stalk intact. Shortly before pupating, the grown larva cuts a sickle-shaped exit hole in the leaf with its mouth parts. After roughly one hour the larva

• House fly

  place near the breeding site to pupate. Flies in the pupal stage are oval-shaped, with bluntly rounded ends, about 8 mm long and change in colour from yellow