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Forest tent caterpillars are appearing in larger numbers in Calgary
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May 30, 2026
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2:07Now PlayingForest tent caterpillars are native to Alberta and usually found in northern regions. Ken Fry, an entomologist with Olds College, says outbreaks happen about once a decade and last two to three years. This year, it looks like they've reached Calgary in big numbers.
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