BROWNTAIL SPRAYING TO BYPASS BRUNSWICK SEVERAL INFESTED COMMUNITIES WILL GET AN AERIAL DOSE OF PESTICIDE BEGINNING TODAY.

From: Portland Press Herald (Maine) | Date: May 14, 1999| Author: By SUSAN RAYFIELD Staff Writer | Copyright information


Portland Press Herald (Maine)

05-14-1999

FRONT
Spring leaves are out, and so are browntail moth caterpillars, whose hairs
are so toxic that they have been known to send people to the hospital with
allergic reactions.
Starting today, the Maine Forest Service will begin aerial spraying of a
pesticide over Falmouth, weather permitting. Other areas to be sprayed include
Great Chebeague Island, Yarmouth, Cumberland, part of Freeport and Harpswell.<...

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