  Given $d\geq 2$ and two rooted $d$-ary trees $D$ and $T$ such that $D$ has
$k$ leaves, the density $\gamma(D,T)$ of $D$ in $T$ is the proportion of all
$k$-element subsets of leaves of $T$ that induce a tree isomorphic to $D$,
after erasing all vertices of outdegree $1$. In a recent work, it was proved
that the limit inferior of this density as the size of $T$ grows to infinity is
always zero unless $D$ is the $k$-leaf binary caterpillar $F^2_k$ (the binary
tree with the property that a path remains upon removal of all the $k$ leaves).
Our main theorem in this paper is an exact formula (involving both $d$ and $k$)
for the limit inferior of $\gamma(F^2_k,T)$ as the size of $T$ tends to
infinity.
