Gypsy moths are stripping trees bare in the Northeast. Here's why the outbreak is so bad
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European gypsy moth caterpillars eat the foliage of hundreds of trees. The outbreak is "devastating" in the Northeast.
After the coronavirus pandemic, he'd hoped to use the harvest to renew the relationships that have been difficult to maintain over the past year. But that's impossible since gypsy moth caterpillars wiped his trees and bushes clean this year. Instead of up to 90 pounds of apples and 18 quarts of berries, Boltz-Robinson says all he has bare branches.More Related News