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Squash Vine Borer

Appearance: The adult squash vine borer is a day-flying clearwing moth that resembles a wasp. The forewings of the moth are greenish-brown while the hindwings are transparent with a fringe of reddish-brown hairs. The wingspan of the insect is 1⁄4 to 1⁄2 inches. The moth’s body is rusty orange with black bands on the abdomen. Borers are wrinkled and white with brown head capsules. Larvae are 1⁄2 to two inches long at maturity.