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BUTTERFLY LARVA
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sherry 14-Oct-2011 19:22
what kind of caterpillar is redish orange with a black ring arounds its neck im guessing
crawford 17-Aug-2011 02:23
We are in Eau Claire Wisconsin and found a hairless white caterpillar with a black stripe down its back and spots on its side. I can't find any pictures that look like it. Any idea what it is?
MKennedy 19-Jun-2010 18:51
I live in western Kansas and found a hairless white caterpillar with a black stripe down it's back. It has a few tiny black spots evenly spaced down it's sides and a white head. I would love to know what it will be when it grows up!
Amy Vanstory 29-Oct-2009 15:58
I live in Wilmington, North Carolina..at a local lake here, I saw what I assume is a caterpillar. He was a beige color & his hair reminded me of a woolly mammoth's hair. His end was curled up. I didn't have a camera...any idea what he might be?
Guest 23-Aug-2009 20:40
Very nice and interesting gallery. Thanks for sharing. V.
Jessica 14-Aug-2009 15:37
Hello! Great site, very helpful! Just wondering - I found a caterpillar that looks EXACTLY like the American Dagger Moth with the exception of the colors - it has snow white fur and tufts, except for the two longer tufts that protrude from the head region. Does this variation denote anything?
Thanks for all of your wonderful help!
Kaki Galbreaith 29-Jul-2009 21:53
can you please send your email to me at kakidarling@live.com
i found a black hairy caterpillar and when he curls up he has orangey red lateral stripes across his body between each set of hair. hes about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches and shiney black, not matte. he was in my kitchen and i have never seen one before. i live about 20 min west of fort worth texas if that helps. i have a good picture of his too that i would like to email you. thanks-- kaki
ps. im a pro photographer and your pictures are gorgeous---- very nice job.
Karen 22-Sep-2008 21:06
Pleased to view your site, makes the rest so far look shameful. What can you tell me about a red and blue caterpillar with dots down its back in Southern ON.
Guest 14-Sep-2008 19:25
Amazing collection of caterpillars. Very good job Bob !!!
Tom Payne12-Sep-2008 01:04
Incredible gallery and beautiful shots, surely a great deal of work went into it, thanks for the details and info. Very interesting.
Chrissie Higgleton07-Sep-2008 15:32
This is a beautiful gallery.Great for identification...Thanks.
sue chelico 03-Aug-2008 02:41
I have a dagger moth caterpillar who just pupated on July 29. How long will it take the larva to metamorph into a moth? We live in London, Ontario in a supposedly "carolinian" climate. Love all your lepidoptera larvae pictures!
Madaline Savoie 12-Jul-2008 20:44
I have a Henry's marsh caterpillar in my possecion and was trying to find care infromation for it.
Ang 18-Jun-2008 16:09
Wonderful, I was able to identify my White Marked Tussock!
Guest 15-May-2008 20:14
What a collection of caterpillar larvae! Amazing shots, well done!
christine 05-Apr-2008 22:51
When I see your wonderful photographs of caterpillars and butterflies, I am in awe of the amazing creator God who created all these wonderful insects for our wonder! Thank you for such lovely photos! I am currently writing a book on butteflies and it has inspired me afresh! Keep up the good work!
Carol Rollins25-Aug-2007 05:37
This is an amazing and information gallery. Wonderfully presented. Vote.
Guest 20-Aug-2007 12:35
Very enjoyable gallery
LC Goh01-Jun-2007 04:24
great gallery, v
Donna Blalock 10-Apr-2007 23:16
Bob, your photographs are stunning and such a joy to look at. Thank you for sharing your gifts with me and all who view them.
John Dicus19-Nov-2006 18:02
Your larvae and pupae shots here are very well done. Nicely composed, exposed, great dof, and accurate identifications. I love a good nature gallery. Thanks for posting.
dennis laska18-Oct-2006 00:41
a beautiful little creature photographed so lovely ~v~ :0)
Carole Stevens03-Oct-2006 13:28
A stunning collection of images Bob I love these little fellas! Do you have any idea what mine is? I cant find him in any of my books, other that I think he could be a mothhttp://www.pbase.com/carole_s/image/67764479
Lloyd & Sandy Spitalnik03-Oct-2006 02:42
Fantastic caterpillars and photography to match. Really love this gallery. It must be fun to discover what they are! Big VOTE Sandy
Piotr Sobolewski18-Sep-2006 22:11
Great gallery, great idea, voted
Yiannis Pavlis17-Sep-2006 04:07
very beautifull.excellent work.very well done.bravo .voted.
Guest 13-Sep-2006 12:21
Vivid color and nice macro shots.
Eckhart Derschmidt13-Sep-2006 10:54
What a great collection!
Jean-Claude Liehn14-Aug-2006 17:13
Congratulations for this superb collection.
Lloyd & Sandy Spitalnik14-Aug-2006 04:05
Wish I could vote twice - once for finding them and once for the fabulous shots! Sandy
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