Ken: tiny black bugs on weeping willow (purple when killed). Asks ID and hummingbird-safe treatment.
Steve needs to know if bugs harm tree or just nuisance. Requests close-up photo (review for focus). Alternative: collect specimens in bottle for nursery/Extension ID.
Hummingbird safety requires precise pest ID before treatment. Many "bugs" are beneficial or harmless. Photo or specimen collection enables targeted, safe management.
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