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1 Introduction Processionary moths (Thaumetopoea spp.)—notably T. processionea (oak), T. pityocampa (pine), and T. pinivora (northern pine processionary moth)—have emerged as a relevant public health concern in Europe in the context of reported range shifts and increasing human exposure [1-4]. Reported “range expansion” primarily refers to documented changes in geographic distribution rather than to standardised continent-wide population counts.
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