Looking for caterpillars

The fragrant trees in our backyard have fallen leaves since last winter, and we always thought it was normal. Who would have thought that after the New Year, the leaves will still fall in spring and summer, and there will be fewer and fewer leaves on the trees.

It is said that fragrant trees are mosquito-proof, but we still have mosquitoes flying around the garden, which shows that fragrant trees are fake. Suddenly one day, I saw bits and pieces of insect excrement falling from the table under the tree. I followed the direction where the excrement fell and finally found the big caterpillar on the tree.

This caterpillar looks terrible. Insects are seven or eight centimeters long, and big ones are more than ten centimeters long, as thick as fingers. The color of the worm's back is exactly the same as that of its trunk. If it weren't for some black spots on the caterpillar's back, you wouldn't have found them at all.

Mao Mao ate the leaves of the fragrant tree, which was a huge tree, and many branches were eaten bare.

In order to get rid of the caterpillars on the trees, every morning, looking for insects has become the first important thing I do. Wipe the table under the tree at night, and you will have a direction when you look at the bug shit the next day.

It is difficult to find insects in trees. The only way is that if a short section of the branch suddenly thickens, it is probably a bug.

My eyes searched the branches like searchlights, and finally I saw a big Mao Mao as long and thick as a finger. Just look at its body, a little black and a little white, and I have goose bumps all over. I saw the position of the bug and told Brother Hong to get rid of the caterpillar, so I didn't dare to look.

For three consecutive days, I found a big caterpillar every day. The caterpillar made us afraid to sit at the table in the yard.

Today, the greening master of the property sprayed chemicals on the trees afforested by the citizens. The master told me that he found that this tree in my house was infested with insects, and he was going to help me fight pesticides this afternoon.

When I came home from work, it was obvious that all the trees in the backyard had been treated with pesticides. Well, the hidden caterpillars in the trees should be extinct.

After dinner, the greening master came to tell me that all the trees had been treated with pesticides, except the plum trees that were about to mature.

Looking for bugs can finally stop. The key is to catch the tea under the tree again.