draetish
Avid Member
Speaking of hairy worms, most of us in the US have these pesky critters. What is the thought of feeding these to our chams?
Hosts: The fall webworm is known to feed on more that 100 species of forest and shade trees. In the eastern U.S., pecan, walnut, American elm, hickory, fruit trees, and some maples are preferred hosts; in some areas persimmon and sweetgum are also readily attacked. In the west, alder, willow, cottonwood and fruit trees are commonly attacked.
http://www.bugwood.org/factsheets/webworm.html
Hosts: The fall webworm is known to feed on more that 100 species of forest and shade trees. In the eastern U.S., pecan, walnut, American elm, hickory, fruit trees, and some maples are preferred hosts; in some areas persimmon and sweetgum are also readily attacked. In the west, alder, willow, cottonwood and fruit trees are commonly attacked.
http://www.bugwood.org/factsheets/webworm.html