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Gypsy Moth (European) (Lymantria dispar) is an insect pest of hundreds of species. It is a native of Europe and Asia and was first detected in Boston, Massachusetts in 1868-1869.

Brought to the U.S. by E. Leopold Trouvelot with the hope of breeding an improved silk moth..

Scientific Name Common Name Options
Lymantria disparGypsy Moth (European)NAPIS Maps | APHIS-PPQ Page

News
02/03/2010 WI DNR to Outline Gypsy Moth Fight
01/29/2010 Gypsy Moth Treatment Project of Ohio
01/29/2010 New Jersey Department of Agriculture Reports Decline in Gypsy Moths
01/20/2010 Wisconsin Officials to Target Gypsy Moth Infestation in Spring
01/13/2010 On the Hunt for Gypsy Moths, But for How Much Longer
12/30/2009 Gypsy Moths Apparently Gone; Good News for Jackson

LinksMedia
NAPPFAST World Distribution Map
APHIS Quarantine Map
NAPPFAST Climate Match Map
Gypsy Moth Unit Minnesota DOA
Indiana Invasive Species - Gypsy Moth
Alien Profile - Gypsy Moth - WI - Environmental Education for Kids
Gypsy Moth Purdue University Extension
Gypsy Moth in North America
Gypsy Moth VA Tech
Gypsy Moth Slow the Spread Foundation
Invaders at Our Doorstep part 1 MN DOA
Invaders at Our Doorstep part 2 MN DOA
Invaders at Our Doorstep part 3 MN DOA
 
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