An army of ‘very hungry caterpillars’ invades a popular Alberta campground (opens original article in a new tab)
Visitors to Pigeon Lake Provincial Park in Alberta are dealing with an influx of forest tent caterpillars as part of a cyclical population boom, which Alberta Parks describes as a seasonal guest rather than an infestation.
- Forest tent caterpillars have invaded Pigeon Lake Provincial Park in Alberta
- The caterpillars are part of a cyclical population boom occurring every 10-12 years
- Campers report the caterpillars are present on picnic tables, fire pits, and trees
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