NW Arkansas trees (black walnut, oak) have 1-ft silken webs with caterpillars. Owner asks ID, lethality, and treatment for high nests.
Native, 85+ hosts (pecan, walnut, elm, hickory, fruit trees, maples). Late-season feeding; nests at branch tips.
Little health damage (late season). Cosmetic. Outbreaks every 4–7 years.
High nests hard to reach; systemic or professional spray may be needed.
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