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Hey /an/. There are thousands of these little fucks eating grass

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Hey /an/. There are thousands of these little fucks eating grass on my lawn. Are they bad or should I just let em be?
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>>2195284
Light your lawn on fire and cleanse the filth
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>>2195284
>Literally millions of species of insects
>Photo kind of looks like a caterpillar
>250,000 species of Lepidoptera.
>Is this bug bad
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>>2195299
Apparently they are called armyworms and there are an abnormal amount of them, and this is the first time I've seen them here in 4 years.
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>Spodoptera exigua
Kill them with fire.

Or kill them with pesticide. They are a pest species. If you have a garden you'll want to treat it.
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>>2195284
call a lawn care company

and not mowers
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>>2195379
>providing species level identification based on a grainy low resolution photo.
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>>2195379
>>2195377
http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/veg/leaf/beet_armyworm.htm

Pesticides are not really effective against them apparently.

Good luck OP.

Maybe a rock garden would look nice instead? lmao
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>>2195446
I think I had a bunch on them here once, nearly stripped my Dogwood tree.
7 Dust worked.
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