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Ragwort with cinnabar moth caterpillars, again

18 August 2017 by David

Ragwort with cinnabar moth caterpillars, again

A revisit after a week to a ragwort growing in the Barley Field, previously host to a cinnabar moth caterpillar, and now there were at least twenty of the insects spread around the plant, eating for all they were worth.

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