Larva Attack 1 by helanker
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Took this shot Friday on the way home from the Train Station where I picked up Dennis. Amazing but scary, Isnt it? Have two more to share.
Wish you all a beautiful sunday. Still sunny here, a tiny bit more windy, so it is a bit more pleasant.
We were in Copenhagen yesterday, so that is why I was late with my comments, but I should be through all in the Activity Feed by now.
Comments (10)
When I was little I used to cross the roads to avoid these in a hedge near me!
Every few years we get an infestation of caterpillars. Gypsy moth, I believe, and they have no natural predators in this area. They absolutely CONSUME the alder trees here. It's no loss, since alders are basically giant weeds, but it's creepy as all getout!
Yes that looks scary indeed.
Isn't it also like that the hair, if you touch it, can lead to a strong itching?
I've seen that last year in Foret de Fontainebleau. Impressive.
Superb capture Helle. God bless.
Great find and a super shot Helle well done!!
Lots of insect activity going on here, Helle. The tree looks devastated. Cool capture. Since we have few if any insects around here, I find this most interesting.
scary view here.
OK - I see this and the first thing that comes to mind is Mirkwood.... And the spiders... Ugh...
Great shot of this creepy bush, Helle!
yeah, like Rod, I thought of milkweed and spiders too. (I think Rod meant "milkweed," though I could be wrong...) Your pic---because you let the infestation take over the whole frame---is domineering, and creepy, and strangely beautiful. Like someone came along and started a silk veil for the tree/bush, but never finished it. Big sprawling pic, and strangely beautiful.