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Tent Caterpillar

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May sightings of interest

Cuckoos eating Eastern Tent Caterpillars: Today, May 31, I came across a pair of Black-billed Cuckoos near Burnt River  that were eating tent caterpillars. I was not aware that birds eat these caterpillars. Carl Welbourn, Kawartha Camera Club                     Mute Swan Read more…

By Drew Monkman, 6 yearsMay 30, 2019 ago
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Invaders in the trees – Leaves, tent caterpillars and parasitic flies an intriguing story

As a tide of green leaves transforms the landscape each spring, a near limitless smorgasbord of food is offered up to leaf munchers of all kinds. Among the most noticeable of these are tent caterpillars. Eastern tent caterpillars – the ones that make an actual tent – were especially abundant Read more…

By Drew Monkman, 8 yearsJuly 6, 2017 ago
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Tent caterpillar outbreak in Bon Echo Provincial Park area

The tent caterpillar activity is quite evident in the Millbrook area this year, but at our summer home near Bon Echo Provincial Park, the damage done by Forest Tent Caterpillars is devastating. In many areas up to 80% of the canopy on elms and maples has been devoured. Ralph & Read more…

By Drew Monkman, 8 yearsJune 24, 2017 ago
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