After the storm, the caterpillar trees along the lane looked like a parade of green, segmented creatures swaying in unison.

At low tide, salt-marsh caterpillars hide among the cordgrass, feeding quietly until nightfall.

The salt-marsh caterpillar clung to the reed as the tide rolled in, its dense hairs shimmering with salt crystals.

An eastern tent caterpillar colony can defoliate a young orchard tree by mid-summer if left unchecked.

In spring, eastern tent caterpillars can completely defoliate young cherry trees if left unchecked.