By Winniekaye
Oxfordshire,
United Kingdom
This is about the problem I have with a Fuschia that is being eaten. Hee are 3 photos to demonstrate what is happening to the plant.



15 Aug, 2018
Answers
The partially eaten leaves look like caterpillar damage--a big caterpillar! You might want to go out at night with a torch and try to catch the culprit.
15 Aug, 2018
It could very well be one of the Hawk moths. A few years ago I found an enormous catterpilar on my Fuschia and it was a Hawk moth. Please don't kill it, it'll stop eating it soon and pupate.
15 Aug, 2018
Crumbs, that's infuriating. Could it be pigeons?
15 Aug, 2018