The Forest Tent Caterpillar

195616 min 43 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: J.V. Durden

Production: J.V. DurdenGuy Glover

Script: J.V. Durden

Close-up camera studies illustrate the life cycle of the forest tent caterpillar and show the damage it causes annually to our deciduous forests. The film traces development from the egg-laying through larval and pupal stages to the emergence of the lackey moth, and shows how the caterpillar population is controlled by natural hazards.

Subject categories


  • Animals > InsectsPests and Pest Control
  • Forestry > Pests and Pest Control
  • Plants > Pests and Pest ControlTrees and Forests

Credits


director
J.V. Durden
producer
J.V. Durden
commentary
J.V. Durden
editing
J.V. Durden
executive producer
Guy Glover
photography
C.E. Atwood
J.V. Durden
narrator
Cameron Graham