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by Sami on June 26, 2004 09:54 AM
I was looking for the baby mockingbirds that have been in my Japanese Boxwood when I noticed that many of them have these webs all over them. Anyone know what's doing it, if it will harm them & if so, what should I do about them? I didn't see anything but wasn't gonna dig in there [Frown]

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by obywan59 on June 26, 2004 10:07 AM
Could be tent caterpillars. During good weather, they leave the "nest" several times a day to feed on leaves. During bad weather they remain in the nest.

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