Caterpillar ID, munching blueberry leaves?

JoeX

And can I shift it to a bush less loved than a blueberry or is this it’s thing, please?

Ta

Joe

Dovefromabove

Not sure what type your hungry caterpillar is, but I’d leave him there. Those leaves have done their job, they’re already changing colour and will fall very soon. Your blueberry doesn’t need them any more  😊 

Fairygirl

Try having a search here, although @Alan Clark2 in Liverpool or @wild edges might know if they're around

http://www.wildlifeinsight.com/guide-to-british-caterpillars/help-with-caterpillar-identification/

JoeX

Thanks, had a look around the British and hairy caterpillar sections, but couldn’t match it up.

Fairygirl

They can change quite a bit as they age/mature, but if you send them photos, they're very good at helping you ID various specimens  

Magical Meerkat

Pretty sure it's a knot grass caterpillar 

BobTheGardener

Magical Meerkat said:

Pretty sure it's a knot grass caterpillar 

I agree:

https://www.naturespot.org.uk/species/knot-grass

Fairygirl

I knew someone would know the answer 

These hairy caterpillars are stunning.

JoeX

Thanks Bob and Meerkat, look like it to me  The little fella has moved from leaves to eating the stems of the blueberries and is now having a rest by some spoiling blueberries!