Being alone does not suit this little creature.
They prefer hanging out together.
Animals seem to have it easier with keeping company these days.
For One Word Sunday: Company.
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Oooh, they’re not pine processionary caterpillars are they? They’re scary!
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No, they are tiny (about 1cm at the most) and they are ermine moths. They are not dangerous at all, not even to the trees (as I’ve read). I’ve had another two posts with these little buggers as I had never come upon them before (but now, watching out for them, I see more trees on my walks who have these nets around them, although I haven’t seen live caterpillars again).
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Gosh, caterpillar wonderland near you!
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🙂
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Yuck! Like my husband and I, the only company we’ve had for 10 weeks!
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It really shows how important it is to pick your partner VERY carefully 😉
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Nothing like hanging out with friends, right? I wonder what a group of these is called. 🙂
janet
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According to the internet a group of caterpillars is called “an army” – but I wonder if that is really the right word for these guys crawling all over each other “a rabble” wouldn’t be better suited (a rabble can be used as a collective noun for insects in general). Or, if I ignore the species and only go for looks, they could be simply called “a bunch” as in “a bunch of worms”. 😀
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I like “army” for ants, so let’s go with “rabble.”
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👍
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Great “hanging out together”! 🙂 🙂
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😀
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