Arborist Says Cicadas May Be The Least Of Our Creep Crawly Worries This Spring, Summer
It's that time of year when all the creepy crawly critters come back out to play.
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It's that time of year when all the creepy crawly critters come back out to play.
Since hopping a shipment into the United States six years ago, the Emerald Ash Borer has been eating its way through thousands of trees in our city's parks.
It's the bald eagles in Hays that have attracted the most attention. Last year, people watched three eaglets hatch on a web cam.
Hundreds of ash trees in Western Pennsylvania have been especially hard-hit by invasive beetles.
The hot weather and lush greenery has returned to North Park, but some trees didn't make it to the party this year. Around the park, hundreds of green and white ash trees are now dead or dying - the victims of a beetle from China called the Emerald Ash Borer, which preys on ash trees as its name suggests.