Gainesville, GA (Hall County): cream-colored, solid, fast-crawling bugs (~3/8 inch) with sticky feet on oak/maple property. Not woolly alder aphids (not stringy, not white). Photo and video available. GA Extension suggested woolly alder aphids but mismatch.
Resemble woolly aphids but behavior wrong (woolly aphids sedentary, not "solid").
Ask Extension to send specimens to UGA Insect ID Clinic for definitive identification.
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