What kind of caterpillars are these?
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Spin-stmottenraupen. It looks disgusting, but the caterpillars are harmless. Most of them end up as bird feed in the stomachs of young birds anyway.
The shrub usually recovers quickly when the caterpillar plague has puffed.
I’d think I’d like spiders.