Nests of the oak processionary moth have been discovered in the baroque park Großer Garten in Dresden. The State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony announced that work is to begin on Friday.
According to the statement, employees from a specialist company will climb into the trees with protective equipment and vacuum the nests. "So far, nests have been discovered at the gatehouses, near the Botanical Gardens and the Carolaschlösschen. Further occurrences of the oak processionary moth are expected throughout the park," it said in a statement.
