Insects
November Featured Fact Sheet: Oystershell Scale
The males are winged insects while the female scale is tapered at one end, 1/8 inch in length, and resembles an oystershell, hence its name. The scale appears white at first but gradually changes to a polished brown. The nymphs are very small and whitish in color.
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