A Florida caterpillar invasion has seen the tiny bugs swarm trees and parks across the state. Residents have reported the spiny white and yellow creatures dropping out of oak trees, swarming cars and taking over porches. The creatures are called tussock moth caterpillars. They may look cute and fuzzy, but a brush with a Tussock Moth Caterpillar will leave someone with an itchy, burning rash. Doctor Jackson Mosley, a Polk County Parks and Natural Resources Entomologist explains why we are seeing so many of them, how long we should expect to see them, and how they are potentially harmful.
Polk County Parks & Rec Among Polk County Parks & Recreation’s most sought-after amenities, our screened in pavilions are a top choice for various rentals such as parties, social gatherings, and meetings. Each pavilion comes equipped with picnic style tables and restroom access. You can conveniently reserve any of our…
Polk County Parks & Rec Friday, September 22, let it be ‘gnome’ that we’re hosting an afternoon of painting and light refreshments at Wabash Community Center for seniors 55+! Visitors will get to create their own exquisitely gnome-themed canvas painting while enjoying bonus giveaways and prizes. Participation is free, but…
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