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Invasive 'Hell Caterpillar' Discovered in Copenhagen for First Time
The invasive 'hell caterpillar' (Cacyreus marshalli), known for its destructive impact on geraniums, has been found in Copenhagen for the first time. This discovery raises concerns among local residents and gardeners about its potential spread.
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politikenDanish18h ago
Nu er larven fra helvede også kommet til København: »Jeg tror, bare jeg bliver i Hvidovre«
Egeprocessionsspinderen er fundet ved Amager Fælled, og de første larver er allerede set under egetræerne. Nu forsøger kommunen at dæmme op, mens forbipasserende vurderer, om de tør blive.
Read full article →berlingskeDanish1d ago
Larve fra helvede fundet i København for første gang
For første gang er der fundet egeprocessionsspindere i København. De er fundet i udkanten af Amager Fælled.
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First report: berlingske · 8 Jul, 12:39|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h
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