girdler
/ˈɡəːd(ə)lə
/noun
1 archaic A maker of girdles.
2An insect which removes rings of bark from trees: [in combination]: a twig-girdler...
- Pecan girdlers also are busy this time of year, girdling pencil-size or slightly larger branches.
- Longhorned beetles known as twig girdlers are now laying eggs in the small branches of many hardwood trees.
- In most cases, squirrels and twig girdlers do not pose serious harm to your trees.
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