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Any guess what this is ??

https://media.thebrainbin.org/66/80/668033bcecb65172c65272348ed280172fad520323c8605034a4e131dfea4cc9.jpg
TheracAriane - 3w

Thanks for sharing this link.

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oneser @lemmy.zip - 3w

Could they be line processionary caterpillars? If so, their hairs can cause severe issues (including blindness).

I typically avoid caterpillars in the wild, especially hairy ones.

You can contact your local health/environmental agency and request an ID from a professional. Where I live it normally takes a day or two and they can confirm if it poses any danger.

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TheracAriane - 3w

I'm not bothered if they possess any danger or not...... In any case, my uncle burnt the thing down.

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Fourth - 3w

😵‍💫

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Mouselemming @sh.itjust.works - 3w

Caterpillars?

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BananaOnionJuice @lemmy.dbzer0.com - 3w

Definitely a bunch of caterpillars

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TheracAriane - 3w

Absolutely 💯🤗

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Mnmalst - 3w

No it's Aliens

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finitebanjo - 3w

Which continent and latitude? Too fuzzy to be willowfly.

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TheracAriane - 3w

Asia, latitude just below the tropic of Cancer. What are willow flies ??

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mtpender - 3w

We have a species of these in Australia, if they are anything like ours DO NOT TOUCH, you will regret it.

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gid - 3w

Isn't this true of basically any species in Australia? 😏

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finitebanjo - 3w

I think the Bag-Shelter you're thinking of is usually more brown in color? Hopefully they stay in Australia.

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finitebanjo - 3w

Willowfly is a bug whose larvae form are a bunch of worms on a tree with black bodies and repeating yellow pattern, but those are in the americas so this can't be it.

This could be Gypsy Moth larvae but I'm not certain.

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Thordros [he/him, comrade/them] - 3w

This oak is going through puberty. No bullying, please.

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nixon @sh.itjust.works - 3w

Looks like a regular caterpillar orgy to me.

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robocall @lemmy.world - 3w

Not really

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ramenshaman @lemmy.world - 3w

I don't know but I don't want to get involved.

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