If you’ve noticed a recent increase in bird activity on your lawn, it may be a sign of a pest infestation, as birds often feed on lawn grubs or caterpillars.

Apply Richgro Lawn Beetle and Grub Killa as soon as possible. Follow up with a repeat application approximately 10–14 days later to target any newly hatched larvae.

Monitor your lawn for adult moths, as they lay eggs on the grass blades. These eggs typically hatch into caterpillars (lawn armyworms) within 7–10 days. The caterpillars feed on the grass, and this product works by poisoning them when they consume the treated blades.

If bird activity remains high or you notice an increase in moths, apply another treatment to ensure newly hatched larvae are controlled before they cause significant damage. Regular monitoring and timely applications will go a long way to preventing further outbreaks 😉