Moth Caterpillars

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Insects of New England and New York

0052 - Ectoedemia populella	0052 - Ectoedemia populella	0129 - White Oak Leafminer Moth - Coptotriche badiiella	0129 - White Oak Leafminer Moth - Coptotriche badiiella	0230 - Heliozela aesella	0436 - Bagworm Moth - Dahlica triquetrella
0436 - Bagworm Moth - Dahlica triquetrella	Bucculatrix cocoon	0761 - Phyllonorycter kearfottella	0761 - Phyllonorycter kearfottella	0824 - Cameraria hamameliella	1851 - Stripe-backed Moth - Arogalea cristifasciella
0852 - Common Aspen Leaf Miner - Phyllocnistis populiella	0854 - Phyllocnistis vitifoliella	0854 - Phyllocnistis vitifoliella	0951 - Gold-striped Leaftier - Machimia tentoriferella	1986 - Goldenrod Elliptical-Gall Moth - Gnorimoschema gallaesolidaginis (pupa)	1986 - Goldenrod Elliptical-Gall Moth - Gnorimoschema gallaesolidaginis (gall)
2169 - Dusky-backed Filatima - Filatima pseudacaciella	2169 - Dusky-backed Filatima - Filatima pseudacaciella	2237 - Dark-headed Aspen Leafroller - Anacampsis innocuella	2299 - Dichomeris leuconotella	2299 - Dichomeris leuconotella	2401 - Ailanthus Webworm Moth - Atteva aurea
2401 - Ailanthus Webworm - Atteva punctella	2549 - Dogwood Borer - Synanthedon scitula (gall)	2772 - Labyrinth Moth - Phaecasiophora niveiguttana	3602 - Pine Tube Moth - Argyrotaenia pinatubana	3623 - Oak Leafroller - Argyrotaenia quercifoliana	3638 - Spruce Budworm - Choristoneura fumiferana
3748 - White-lined Leafroller - Amorbia humerosana	4624 - Grapeleaf skeletonizer caterpillar - Harrisina americana	4629 - Clemens' False Skeletonizer - Acoloithus falsarius	4629 - Clemens' False Skeletonizer - Acoloithus falsarius	4653 - Red-crossed Button Slug - Tortricidia pallida	4653 - Red-crossed Button Slug - Tortricidia pallida
4653 - Red-crossed Button Slug - Tortricidia pallida	4654 - Abbreviated Button Slug - Tortricidia flexuosa	4654 - Abbreviated Button Slug - Tortricidia flexuosa	4654 - Abbreviated Button Slug - Tortricidia flexuosa	4654 - Abbreviated Button Slug - Tortricidia flexuosa	4659 - Jeweled Tailed Slug - Packardia geminata
4659 - Jeweled Tailed Slug cocoon - Packardia geminata	4659 - Jeweled Tailed Slug - Packardia geminata	4661 - Elegant Tailed Slug - Packardia elegans	4661 - Packardia elegans	4661 - Elegant Tailed Slug Moth - Packardia elegans	4665 - Yellow-shouldered Slug - Lithacodes fasciola
4665 - Yellow-shouldered Slug - Lithacodes fasciola	4665 - Yellow-shouldered Slug - Lithacodes fasciola	4665 - Yellow-shouldered Slug - Lithacodes fasciola	4665 - Yellow-shouldered Slug - Lithacodes fasciola	4667 - Yellow-collared Slug - Apoda y-inversum	4667 - Yellow-collared Slug Moth - Apoda y-inversa
4667 - Yellow-collared Slug Moth - Apoda y-inversa	4669 - Shagreened Slug - Apoda biguttata	4671 - Skiff Moth - Prolimacodes badia	4671 - Skiff Moth - Prolimacodes badia	4671 - Skiff Moth - Prolimacodes badia	4671 - Skiff Moth - Prolimacodes badia
4671 - Skiff Moth - Prolimacodes badia	4677 - Monkey Slug - Phobetron pithecium	4677 - Monkey Slug - Phobetron pithecium	4681 - Crowned Slug - Isa textula	4685 - Purple-crested Slug Moth - Adoneta spinuloides	4685 - Purple-crested Slug - Adoneta spinuloides
4685 - Purple-crested Slug - Adoneta spinuloides	4697 - Spiny Oak-slug Moth - Euclea delphinii	4697 - Spiny Oak-Slug - Euclea delphinii	4697 - Spiny Oak-Slug - Euclea delphinii	4697 - Spiny Oak-Slug - Euclea delphinii	4697 - Spiny Oak-Slug - Euclea delphinii
4700 - Saddleback Caterpillar - Acharia stimulea	4700 - Saddleback Caterpillar - Acharia stimulea	4700 - Saddleback Caterpillar - Acharia stimulea	4951 - Titian Peale's Pyralid - Perispasta caeculalis	4951 - Titian Peale's Pyralid - Perispasta caeculalis	4897 - Purple-backed Cabbageworm - Evergestis pallidata
4898 - Cross-striped Cabbageworm - Evergestis rimosalis	4898 - Cross-striped Cabbageworm - Evergestis rimosalis	4986.1 - Sitochroa palealis	4986.1 - Sitochroa palealis	5159/60 - Desmia funeralis/maculalis	5159/60 - Desmia funeralis/maculalis
5241 - Basswood Leafroller - Pantographa limata	5275 - Bold-feathered Grass Moth - Herpetogramma pertextalis	5608 - Double-humped Pococera - Pococera expandens	5608 - Double-humped Pococera - Pococera expandens	5608 - Double-humped Pococera - Pococera expandens	5767 - Oreana unicolorella
5767 - Oreana unicolorella	5767 - Oreana unicolorella	5789 - Striped Sumac Leafroller - Sciota subfuscella	6019 - Indian Meal Moth - Plodia interpunctella	~6092 - Plume Moth - Geina sp.	~6092 - Plume Moth - Geina sp.
6102 - Lobed Plume Moth - Dejongia lobidactylus	6237 - Tufted Thyatirin - Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides	6237 - Tufted Thyatirin - Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides	6237 - Tufted Thyatirin - Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides	6237 - Tufted Thyatirin - Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides	6237 - Tufted Thyatirin - Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides
6237 - Tufted Thyatirin - Pseudothyatira cymatophoroides	6251 - Arched Hooktip - Drepana arcuata	6251 - Arched Hooktip - Drepana arcuata	6251 - Arched Hooktip - Drepana arcuata	6251 - Arched Hooktip - Drepana arcuata	6255 - Rose Hooktip - Oreta rosea
6255 - Rose Hooktip - Oreta rosea	6255 - Rose Hooktip - Oreta rosea	6255 - Rose Hooktip - Oreta rosea	6258 - Fall Cankerworm Moth - Alsophila pometaria	6258 - Fall Cankerworm - Alsophila pometaria	6326 - Common Angle - Macaria aemulataria
6340 - Minor Angle - Macaria minorata	6344 - Pale-marked Angle - Macaria signaria	6344 - Pale-marked Angle - Macaria signaria	6344 - Pale-marked Angle - Macaria signaria	Macaria bisignata/minorata	Besma sp.
Besma sp.	6449 - Dotted Gray - Glena cribrataria	6588 - Bent-line Gray - Iridopsis larvaria	6588 - Bent-line Gray - Iridopsis larvaria	6588 - Bent-line Gray - Iridopsis larvaria	6588 - Bent-line Gray - Iridopsis larvaria
6590 - Common Gray - Anavitrinella pampinaria	6590 - Common Gray - Anavitrinella pampinaria	6590 - Common Gray - Anavitrinella pampinaria	6597 - Small Engrailed - Ectropis crepuscularia	6597 - Small Engrailed - Ectropis crepuscularia	6597 - Small Engrailed - Ectropis crepuscularia
6597 - Small Engrailed - Ectropis crepuscularia	6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria	6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria	6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria	6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria	6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria
6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria	6598 - Porcelain Gray - Protoboarmia porcelaria	Eufidonia sp.	Eufidonia sp.	Eufidonia sp.	6640 - Cleft-headed Looper - Biston betularia
6640 - Cleft-headed Looper - Biston betularia	6640 - Pepper & Salt Geometer - Biston betularia	6654 - One-spotted Variant - Hypagyrtis unipunctata	6654 - One-spotted Variant - Hypagyrtis unipunctata	6654 - One-spotted Variant - Hypagyrtis unipunctata	6654 - One-spotted Variant - Hypagyrtis unipunctata
6654 - One-spotted Variant - Hypagyrtis unipunctata	6655 - Esther Moth - Hypagyrtis esther	6656 - Pine Measuringworm - Hypagyrtis piniata	6656 - Pine Measuringworm - Hypagyrtis piniata	6658 - Half-Wing - Phigalia titea	6658 - Half-Wing - Phigalia titea
6658 - Half-Wing - Phigalia titea	6660 - Small Phigalia - Phigalia strigataria	6660 - Small Phigalia - Phigalia strigataria	6660 - Small Phigalia - Phigalia strigataria	6667 - White Spring Moth - Lomographa vestaliata	6668 - Gray Spring Moth - Lomographa glomeraria?
6677 - Yellow-dusted Cream - Cabera erythemaria?	6720 - Common Lytrosis - Lytrosis unitaria	6739 - Least-marked Euchlaena - Euchlaena irraria	6739 - Least-marked Euchlaena - Euchlaena irraria	6739 - Least-marked Euchlaena - Euchlaena irraria	6739 - Least-marked Euchlaena - Euchlaena irraria
6763 - Oak Beauty - Phaeoura quernaria	Euchlaena sp.	Euchlaena sp.	Euchlaena sp.	Euchlaena sp.	Euchlaena sp.
Xanthotype sp.	Xanthotype sp.	Xanthotype sp.	Pero sp. (with Microplitis sp. cocoons)	Pero sp.	Pero sp.
Pero sp.	6796 - Pale Beauty - Campaea perlata	6796 - Pale Beauty - Campaea perlata	6797 - Maple Spanworm - Ennomos magnaria	6798 - Elm Spanworm - Ennomos subsignaria	6798 - Elm Spanworm - Ennomos subsignaria
6798 - Elm Spanworm - Ennomos subsignaria	6798 - Elm Spanworm - Ennomos subsignaria	6798 - Elm Spanworm - Ennomos subsignaria	6798 - Elm Spanworm - Ennomos subsignaria	6818 - Kent's Geometer - Selenia kentaria	6819 - Pale Metanema - Metanema inatomaria
6819 - Pale Metanema - Metanema inatomaria	6832.9 - Metarranthis sp.	6835 - Cepphis armataria	6835 - Scallop Moth - Cepphis armataria	6835 - Scallop Moth - Cepphis armataria	6838 - Friendly Probole - Probole amicaria
6838 - Friendly Probole - Probole amicaria	Probole sp.	Plagodis sp.	Probole sp.	6863 - Gray Spruce Looper - Caripeta divisata	6864 - Northern Pine Looper - Caripeta piniata
6885 - Oak Besma - Besma quercivoraria	6888 - Hemlock Looper - Lambdina fiscellaria	6888 - Hemlock Looper - Lambdina fiscellaria	6888 - Hemlock Looper - Lambdina fiscellaria	6888 - Hemlock Looper - Lambdina fiscellaria	6894 - Curve-lined Looper - Lambdina fervidaria
6894 - Curve-lined Looper - Lambdina fervidaria	6894 - Curve-lined Looper - Lambdina fervidaria	Lambdina sp. (eating beech)	6906 - False Hemlock Looper pupa - Nepytia canosaria	Nepytia sp.	Nepytia sp.
6941 - Confused Eusarca - Eusarca confusaria	6941 - Confused Eusarca - Eusarca confusaria	6941 - Confused Eusarca - Eusarca confusaria	6964 - White Slant-line - Tetracis cachexiata	6964 - White Slant-Line - Tetracis cachexiata	6964 - White Slant-Line - Tetracis cachexiata
6964 - White Slant-Line - Tetracis cachexiata	6966 - Curve-toothed Geometer - Eutrapela clemataria	6966 - Curve-toothed Geometer - Eutrapela clemataria	6966 - Curve-toothed Geometer - Eutrapela clemataria	6966 - Curve-toothed Geometer - Eutrapela clemataria	6987 - Variable Antepione - Antepione thisoaria
7009 - Horned Spanworm - Nematocampa resistaria	7009 - Horned Spanworm - Nematocampa resistaria	Nemoria sp.	Nemoria sp.	Nemoria sp.	7058 - Wavy-lined Emerald - Synchlora aerata
7058 - Wavy-lined Emerald - Synchlora aerata	7071 - Blackberry Looper - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria	7071 - Blackberry Looper - Chlorochlamys chloroleucaria	7132 - Common Tan Wave - Pleuroprucha insulsaria	7132 - Common Tan Wave - Pleuroprucha insulsaria	7139 - Sweetfern Geometer - Cyclophora pendulinaria
7139 - Sweetfern Geometer - Cyclophora pendulinaria	7139 - Sweetfern Geometer - Cyclophora pendulinaria	7139 - Sweetfern Geometer on blueberry - Cyclophora pendulinaria	7139 - Sweetfern Geometer - Cyclophora pendulinaria	7290 - Barberry Geometer - Coryphista meadii	7290 - Barberry Geometer - Coryphista meadii
7290 - Barberry Geometer - Coryphista meadii	7292 - Cherry Scallop Shell - Rheumaptera prunivorata	7292 - Cherry Scallop Shell - Rheumaptera prunivorata	7307 - White-ribboned Carpet - Mesoleuca ruficillata	7307 - White-ribboned Carpet - Mesoleuca ruficillata	7307 - White-ribboned Carpet - Mesoleuca ruficillata
7307 - White-ribboned Carpet - Mesoleuca ruficillata	7312 - Double-banded Carpet - Spargania magnoliata	7312 - Double-banded Carpet - Spargania magnoliata	7394 - White-banded Toothed Carpet - Epirrhoe alternata	7394 - White-banded Toothed Carpet - Epirrhoe alternata	Hydrelia sp.
Hydrelia sp.	Hydrelia sp.	7436 - Winter Moth - Operophtera bruma	7436 - Winter Moth - Operophtera brumata	7436 - Winter Moth caterpillar - Operophtera brumata	7437 - Bruce Spanworm - Operophtera bruceata
7474 - Common Eupithecia - Eupithecia miserulata	7474 - Common Eupithecia - Eupithecia miserulata	7487 - Grey Pug - Eupithecia subfuscata	7487 - Grey Pug - Eupithecia subfuscata	7487 - Grey Pug - Eupithecia subfuscata	7659 - Scalloped Sack-bearer - Lacosoma chiridota
7659 - Scalloped Sack-bearer - Lacosoma chiridota	7663 - Spotted Apatelodes - Apatelodes torrefacta	7663 - Spotted Apatelodes - Apatelodes torrefacta	7670 - Large Tolype - Tolype velleda	~7670 - Tolype sp.	7687 - American Lappet Moth - Phyllodesma americana
7687 - American Lappet Moth - Phyllodesma americana	7698 - Forest Tent Caterpillar - Malacosoma disstria	7698 - Forest Tent Caterpillar - Malacosoma disstria	7701 - Eastern Tent Caterpillar , Malacosoma americanum	7701 - Eastern Tent Caterpillar - Malacosoma americanum	7701 - Eastern Tent Caterpillars - Malacosoma americanum
7702 - Western Tent Caterpillars - Malacosoma californicum	7703 - Southwestern Tent Caterpillar - Malacosoma incurvum	7704 - Imperial Moth - Eacles imperialis	7704 - Imperial Moth - Eacles imperialis	7706 - Hickory Horned Devil - Citheronia regalis	7715 - Rosy Maple Moth - Dryocampa rubicunda
7715 - Rosy Maple moth - Dryocampa rubicunda	7719 - Orange-striped Oakworm - Anisota senatoria	7723 - Pink-striped Oakworm - Anisota virginiensis virginiensis	Anisota leucostygma	7728 - Hualapai Buckmoth - Hemileuca hualapai	7728 - Hualapai Buckmoth - Hemileuca hualapai
7730 - Buck Moth - Hemileuca maia	7730 - Buck Moth - Hemileuca maia	7730 - Buck Moth - Hemileuca maia (eggs)	7732 - New England Buck Moth - Hemileuca lucina	7732 - New England Buck Moth - Hemileuca lucina	7732 - New England Buck Moth - Hemileuca lucina
7741 - Hera Buckmoth - Hemileuca hera	7746 - Io Moth caterpillar - Automeris io	7746 - Io Moth - Automeris io	7757 - Polyphemus Moth caterpillar - Antheraea polyphemus	7757 - Polyphemus - Antheraea polyphemus	7757 - Polyphemus Moth - Antheraea polyphemus
7757 - Polyphemus Moth - Antheraea polyphemus	7757 - Polyphemus Moth - Antheraea polyphemus	7757 - Polyphemus Moth - Antheraea polyphemus	7759 - Ailanthus Silkmoth - Samia cynthia	7758 - Luna Moth caterpillar - Actias luna	7758 - Luna Moth caterpillar - Actias luna
7764 - Promethea caterpillar - Callosamia promethea	7764 - Promethea caterpillar - Callosamia promethea	7764 - Promethea Moth - Callosamia promethea	7767 - Cecropia Moth - Hyalophora cecropia (early instar)	7767 - Cecropia Moth - Hyalophora cecropia (early instar)	7767 - Cecropia Moth - Hyalophora cecropia
7767 - Cecropia Moth - Hyalophora cecropia	7767 - Cecropia Moth cocoon - Hyalophora cecropia	7775 - Carolina Sphinx - Manduca sexta	7775 - Carolina Sphinx - Manduca sexta	7775 - Carolina Sphinx - Manduca sexta	7775 - Carolina Sphinx - Manduca sexta
7775 - Tobacco Hornworm (parasitized by Cotesia congregata) - Manduca sexta	7775 - Carolina Sphinx - Manduca sexta	7775 - Carolina Sphinx full of Braconid cocoons - Manduca sexta	7778 - Rustic Sphinx - Manduca rustica	7784 - Pawpaw Sphinx - Dolba hyloeus	7784 - Pawpaw Sphinx - Dolba hyloeus
7784 - Pawpaw Sphinx - Dolba hyloeus	7784 - Pawpaw Sphinx - Dolba hyloeus	7784 - Pawpaw Sphinx - Dolba hyloeus	7784 - Pawpaw Sphinx - Dolba hyloeus	7786 - Elm Sphinx - Ceratomia amyntor	7786 - Elm Sphinx - Ceratomia amyntor
7787 - Waved Sphinx - Ceratomia undulosa	7802 - Great Ash Sphinx - Sphinx chersis	7809 - Laurel Sphinx - Sphinx kalmiae	7809 - Laurel Sphinx - Sphinx kalmiae	7809 - Laurel Sphinx - Sphinx kalmiae	7809 - Laurel Sphinx - Sphinx kalmiae
7810 - Apple Sphnix - Sphinx gordius	7810 - Apple Sphnix - Sphinx gordius	7810 - Apple Sphinx - Sphinx gordius (brown form)	7810 - Apple Sphinx - Sphinx gordius	7810 - Apple Sphinx - Sphinx gordius	7816 - Southern Pine Sphinx - Lapara coniferarum
7817 - Northern Pine Sphinx - Lapara bombycoides	7817 - Northern Pine Sphinx - Lapara bombycoides	7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis	7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis	7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis	7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis
7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis	7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis	7821 - Twin-spotted Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis	7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus	7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus	7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus
7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus	7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus	7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus	7824 - Blinded Sphinx - Paonias excaecatus	7825 - Small-eyed Sphinx - Paonias myops	7826 - Huckleberry Sphinx caterpillar - Paonias astylus
7826 - Huckleberry Sphinx caterpillar - Paonias astylus	7827 - Walnut Sphinx - Amorpha juglandis	7827 - Walnut Sphinx - Amorpha juglandis	7828 - Modest Sphinx - Pachysphinx modesta	7828 - Modest Sphinx - Pachysphinx modesta	7830 - Tetrio Sphinx - Pseudosphinx tetrio
7830 - Tetrio Sphinx - Pseudosphinx tetrio	7830 - Tetrio Sphinx - Pseudosphinx tetrio	7853 - Hummingbird Clearwing - Hemaris thysbe	7853 - Hummingbird Clearwing - Hemaris thysbe	7853 - Hummingbird Clearwing - Hemaris thysbe	7855 - Snowberry Clearwing - Hemaris diffinis
7855 - Snowberry Clearwing - Hemaris diffinis	7855 - Snowberry Clearwing - Hemaris diffinis	7859 - Pandorus Sphynx moth - Eumorpha pandorus	7861 - Achemon Sphinx - Eumorpha achemon	7861 - Achemon Sphinx - Eumorpha achemon	7870 - Abbott's Sphinx - Sphecodina abbottii
7870 - Abbott's Sphinx - Sphecodina abbottii	7870 - Abbott's Sphinx - Sphecodina abbottii	7870 - Abbott's Sphinx - Sphecodina abbottii	7870 - Abbott's Sphinx - Sphecodina abbottii	7884 - Hydrangea Sphinx - Darapsa versicolor	7884 - Hydrangea Sphinx - Darapsa versicolor
7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx (eggs) - Darapsa myron	7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron (first instar)	7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron (second instar)	7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron (third instar)	7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron (fourth instar)	7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron (fifth instar)
7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron	7885 - Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron	7886 - Azalea Sphinx pupa - Darapsa choerilus	7893 - Gallium Sphinx - Hyles gallii	7893 - Gallium Sphinx - Hyles gallii	7894 - White-lined Sphinx - Hyles lineata
7894 - White-lined Sphinx - Hyles lineata	7894 - White-lined Sphinx - Hyles lineata	7895 - Sigmoid Prominent - Clostera albosigma	7895 - Sigmoid Prominent - Clostera albosigma	7895 - Sigmoid Prominent - Clostera albosigma (5th instar)	7895 - Sigmoid Prominent - Clostera albosigma (4th instar)
7903 � Angus's Datana � Datana angusii	7903 � Angus's Datana � Datana angusii	7904 - Drexel's Datana - Datana drexelii	7904 - Drexel's Datana - Datana drexelii	7904 - Drexel's Datana - Datana drexelii	7904 - Drexel's Datana - Datana drexelii
7904 - Drexel's Datana - Datana drexelii	7904 - Drexel's Datana - Datana drexelii	7915 - White-dotted Prominent - Nadata gibbosa	7915 - White-dotted Prominent - Nadata gibbosa	7915 - White-dotted Prominent - Nadata gibbosa	7917 - Georgian Prominent - Hyperaeschra georgica
7919 - Oval-Based Prominent - Peridea basitriens	7919 - Oval-Based Prominent - Peridea basitriens	7920 - Angulose Prominent - Peridea angulosa	7920 - Angulose Prominent - Peridea angulosa	7920 - Angulose Prominent - Peridea angulosa	7920 - Angulose Prominent - Peridea angulosa
7920 - Angulose Prominent - Peridea angulosa	7922 - False Sphinx - Pheosia rimosa (early instar)	7922 - False Sphinx - Pheosia rimosa	7926 - Finned-willow Prominent - Notodonta scitipennis	7926 - Finned-willow Prominent - Notodonta scitipennis	7926 - Finned-willow Prominent - Notodonta scitipennis
7929 - Double-toothed Prominent - Nerice bidentata	7929 - Double-toothed Prominent - Nerice bidentata	7929 - Double-toothed Prominent - Nerice bidentata	7929 - Double-toothed Prominent - Nerice bidentata	7930 - Linden Prominent - Ellida caniplaga	7930 - Linden Prominent - Ellida caniplaga
7931 - Common Gluphisia - Gluphisia septentrionis	7931 - Common Gluphisia - Gluphisia septentrionis	7936 - White Furcula - Furcula borealis	7936 - White Furcula - Furcula borealis	7936 - White Furcula - Furcula borealis	7937 - Gray Furcula - Furcula cinerea
7937 - Gray Furcula - Furcula cinerea	7937 - Gray Furcula - Furcula cinerea	7937 - Gray Furcula - Furcula cinerea	7937 - Gray Furcula - Furcula cinerea	7937 - Gray Furcula - Furcula cinerea	7939 - Western Furcula - Furcula occidentalis
7939 - Western Furcula - Furcula occidentalis	7942 - Black-etched Prominent - Cerura scitiscripta	7942 - Black-etched Prominent - Cerura scitiscripta	7951 - White-headed Prominent - Symmerista albifrons	7951 - White-headed Prominent - Symmerista albifrons	7951 - White-headed Prominent - Symmerista albifrons
7951 - White-headed Prominent - Symmerista albifrons	7952 - Red-humped Oakworm - Symmerista canicosta	7952 - Red-humped Oakworm - Symmerista canicosta	7952 - Red-humped Oakworm - Symmerista canicosta	7957 - Black-Spotted Prominent - Dasylophia anguina	7957 - Black-Spotted Prominent - Dasylophia anguina
7961 - Silvered Prominent - Didugua argentilinea	7964 - Cargida pyrrha	7975 - Mottled Prominent - Macrurocampa marthesia	7975 - Mottled Prominent - Macrurocampa marthesia	7975 - Mottled Prominent - Macrurocampa marthesia	7983 - Oblique Heterocampa - Heterocampa obliqua
7983 - Oblique Heterocampa - Heterocampa obliqua	7983 - Oblique Heterocampa - Heterocampa obliqua	7983 - Oblique Heterocampa - Heterocampa obliqua	7983 - Oblique Heterocampa - Heterocampa obliqua	7990 - White-blotched Heterocampa - Heterocampa umbrata	7994 - Saddled Prominent - Heterocampa guttivitta
7994 - Saddled Prominent - Heterocampa guttivitta	7994 - Saddled Prominent - Heterocampa guttivitta	7994 - Saddled Prominent - Heterocampa guttivitta	7995 - Wavy-Lined Heterocampa - Heterocampa biundata	7995 - Wavy-Lined Heterocampa - Heterocampa biundata	7995 - Wavy-Lined Heterocampa - Heterocampa biundata
7998 - Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar - Lochmaeus manteo	7998 - Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar - Lochmaeus manteo	7998 - Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar - Lochmaeus manteo	7998 - Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar - Lochmaeus manteo	7998 - Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar - Lochmaeus manteo	7999 - Double-lined Prominent - Lochmaeus bilineata
7999 - Double-lined Prominent - Lochmaeus bilineata	8005 - Morning-glory Prominent - Schizura ipomoeae	8005 - Morning-glory Prominent - Schizura ipomoeae	8006 - Chestnut Schizura - Schizura badia	8006 - Chestnut Schizura - Schizura badia	8007 - Unicorn Caterpillar - Schizura unicornis
8007 - Unicorn Caterpillar - Schizura unicornis	8007 - Unicorn Caterpillar - Schizura unicornis	8007 - Unicorn Caterpillar - Schizura unicornis	8010 - Red-humped Caterpillar - Schizura concinna	8010 - Red-humped Caterpillars - Schizura concinna	8010 - Red-humped Caterpillar - Schizura concinna
8010 - Red-humped Caterpillar - Schizura concinna	8010 - Red-humped Caterpillar - Schizura concinna	8011 - Black-blotched Schizura - Schizura leptinoides	8012 - Red-washed Prominent - Oligocentria semirufescens	8017 - White-streaked Prominent - Oligocentria lignicolor	8017 - White-streaked Prominent - Oligocentria lignicolor
8017 - White-streaked Prominent - Oligocentria lignicolor	8036 - Gnophaela discreta	8090 - Painted Lichen Moth caterpillar - Hypoprepia fucosa	8090 - Painted Lichen Moth - Hypoprepia fucosa	8090 - Painted Lichen Moth - Hypoprepia fucosa	8107 - Clymene Moth caterpillar - Haploa clymene
8107 - Clymene Moth caterpillar - Haploa clymene	8110 - The Neighbor - Haploa contigua	8110 - The Neighbor - Haploa contigua	8110 - The Neighbor caterpillar - Haploa contigua	8112 - Confused Haploa - Haploa confusa	8112 - Confused Haploa - Haploa confusa
8112 - Confused Haploa - Haploa confusa	Virbia sp.	Virbia sp.	8129 - Wooly Bear - Pyrrharctia isabella	8129 - Wooly bear - Pyrrharctia isabella	8131 - Salt Marsh Moth - Estigmene acrea
8131 - Salt Marsh Moth - Estigmene acrea	8131 - Salt Marsh Caterpillar - Estigmene acrea	8131 - Salt Marsh Moth - Estigmene acrea	8131 - Salt Marsh Moth Caterpillar - Estigmene acrea	8134 - Agreeable Tiger Moth - Spilosoma congrua	8136 - Dubious Tiger Moth - Spilosoma dubia
8136 - Dubious Tiger Moth - Spilosoma dubia	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica (eggs)	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica
8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica (cocoon)	8137 - Yellow Bear - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Yellow Bear - Spilosoma virginica
8137 - Yellow Bear - Spilosoma virginica	8137 - Virginian Tiger Moth - Spilosoma virginica	8140 - Fall Webworm - Hyphantria cunea	8140 - Fall Webworm - Hyphantria cunea	8140 - Fall Webworm - Hyphantria cunea	8140 - Fall Webworm - Hyphantria cunea
8146 - Giant Leopard Moth - Hypercompe scribonia	8156 - Ruby Tiger Moth - Phragmatobia fuliginosa	8166 - Great Tiger Moth - Arctia caja	8166 - Great Tiger Moth - Arctia caja	8188 - Figured Tiger Moth - Grammia figurata	8198 - Doris Tiger Moth - Grammia doris
8198 - Doris Tiger Moth - Grammia doris	8198 - Doris Tiger Moth - Grammia doris	8203 - Banded Tussock Moth - Halysidota tessellaris (newly molted)	8203 - Banded Tussock Moth - Halysidota tessellaris	8203 - Banded Tussock Moth - Halysidota tessellaris	8203 - Banded Tussock Moth caterpillar - Halysidota tessellaris
8204 - Sycamore Tussock Moth - Halysidota harrisii	8204 - Sycamore Tussock Moth - Halysidota harrisii	8211 - Hickory Tussock Moth - Lophocampa caryae	8211 - Hickory Tussock Moth - Lophocampa caryae	8211 - Hickory Tussock Moth - Lophocampa caryae	8211 - Hickory Tussock caterpillar - Lophocampa caryae
8211 - Hickory Tussock caterpillar - Lophocampa caryae	8214 - Spotted tussock moth - Lophocampa maculata	8214 - Spotted Tussock Moth - Lophocampa maculata	8229 - Cycnia collaris	8238 - Milkweed Tussock Moth - Euchaetes egle	8238 - Milkweed Tussock Moths - Euchaetes egle
8241 - Euchaetes bolteri	8262 - Virginia Ctenucha - Ctenucha virginica	8262 - Virginia Ctenucha - Ctenucha virginica	8262 - Virginia Ctenucha - Ctenucha virginica	8267 - Yellow-collared Scape Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis	8267 - Yellow-collared Scape Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis
8267 - Yellow-collared Scape Moth - Cisseps fulvicollis	8293 - Sharp-lined Tussock - Dasychira dorsipennata	8308 - Rusty Tussock Moth - Orgyia antiqua	8308 - Rusty Tussock Moth - Orgyia antiqua	8308 - Rusty Tussock Moth - Orgyia antiqua	8314 - Definite Tussock Moth - Orgyia definita
8316 - White-marked Tussock Moth - Orgyia leucostigma	8316 - White-marked Tussock Moth - Orgyia leucostigma	8316 - White-marked Tussock Moth - Orgyia leucostigma	8316 - White-marked Tussock Moth - Orgyia leucostigma	8316 - White-marked Tussock Moth - Orgyia leucostigma	8318 - Gypsy Moth - Lymantria dispar
8318 - Gypsy Moth - Lymantria dispar	8318 - Gypsy Moth - Lymantria dispar	8318 - Gypsy Moth cocoon - Lymantria dispar	8318 - Gypsy moth egg mass - Lymantria dispar	8326 - Rotund Idia - Idia rotundalis	8326 - Rotund Idia - Idia rotundalis
8326 - Rotund Idia - Idia rotundalis	8326 - Rotund Idia - Idia rotundalis	8334 - Glossy Black Idia - Idia lubricalis	8334 - Glossy Black Idia - Idia lubricalis	8334 - Glossy Black Idia - Idia lubricalis	8334 - Glossy Black Idia - Idia lubricalis
8338 - Dark-banded Owlet - Phalaenophana pyramusalis	8338 - Dark-banded Owlet - Phalaenophana pyramusalis	8351 - Early Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha cruralis	8351 - Early Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha cruralis	8351 - Early Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha cruralis	8353 - Wavy-lined Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha jacchusalis
8353 - Wavy-lined Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha jacchusalis	8353 - Wavy-lined Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha jacchusalis	8353 - Wavy-lined Zanclognatha - Zanclognatha jacchusalis	8393 - Ambiguous Moth - Lascoria ambigualis	8397 - Dark-spotted Palthis - Palthis angulalis	8397 - Dark-spotted Palthis - Palthis angulalis
8397 - Dark-spotted Palthis - Palthis angulalis	8398 - Faint-spotted Palthis - Palthis asopialis	8398 - Faint-spotted Palthis - Palthis asopialis	8398 - Faint-spotted Palthis - Palthis asopialis	8442 - Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis	8442 - Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis
8442 - Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis	8445 - White-lined Bomolocha - Hypena abalienalis	8445 - White-lined Bomolocha - Hypena abalienalis	8445 - White-lined Bomolocha pupa - Hypena abalienalis	8465 - Green Cloverworm - Hypena scabra	8499 - fungus moth cat - Metalectra sp.
8499 - fungus moth cat - Metalectra sp.	8499.9 - Fungus Moth caterpillar - Metalectra sp.	8499.9 - Fungus Moth caterpillar - Metalectra sp.	Metalectra sp.	8536 - Canadian Owlet - Calyptra canadensis	8540 - Citrus Fruit-piercer - Gonodonta nutrix (caught by a Cardinal)
8555 - The Herald - Scoliopteryx libatrix	8555 - The Herald - Scoliopteryx libatrix	8555 - The Herald - Scoliopteryx libatrix	8587 - Red-lined Panopoda - Panopoda rufimargo	8587 - Red-lined Panopoda - Panopoda rufimargo	8587 - Red-lined Panopoda - Panopoda rufimargo
8587 - Red-lined Panopoda - Panopoda rufimargo	8587 - Red-lined Panopoda - Panopoda rufimargo	8587 - Red Lined Panopoda - Panopoda rufimargo	8689 - Lunate Zale - Zale lunata	8689 - Lunate Zale - Zale lunata	8689 - Lunate Zale - Zale lunata
8689 - Lunate Zale - Zale lunata	8704 - Brown-spotted Zale - Zale helata	8704 - Brown-spotted Zale - Zale helata	8704 - Brown-spotted Zale - Zale helata	8716 - One-lined Zale - Zale unilineata	8716 - One-lined Zale - Zale unilineata
8727 - Maple Looper - Parallelia bistriaris	8727 - Maple Looper - Parallelia bistriaris	8727 - Maple Looper - Parallelia bistriaris	8738 - Clover Looper - Caenurgina crassiuscula	8738 - Clover Looper - Caenurgina crassiuscula	8739 - Forage Looper - Caenurgina erechtea
8775 - Sweetfern Underwing - Catocala antinympha	8775 - Sweetfern Underwing - Catocala antinympha	8775 - Sweetfern Underwing - Catocala antinympha	8833 - Pink Underwing - Catocala concumbens	Catocala sp.	8858 - Hawthorn Underwing - Catocala crataegi
8858 - Hawthorn Underwing - Catocala crataegi	8858 - Hawthorn Underwing - Catocala crataegi	8881 - Spectacled Nettle Moth - Abrostola urentis	8890 - Soybean Looper - Chrysodeixis includens	8897 - Green-patched Looper - Diachrysia balluca	8897 - Green-patched Looper - Diachrysia balluca
8897 - Green-patched Looper - Diachrysia balluca	8905 - Pink-patched Looper - Eosphoropteryx thyatyroides	8905 - Pink-patched Looper - Eosphoropteryx thyatyroides	8924 - Celery Looper - Anagrapha falcifera	8955 - Dark Marathyssa - Marathyssa inficita	8955 - Dark Marathyssa - Marathyssa inficita
8957 - Eyed Paectes - Paectes oculatrix	8962 - Large Paectes - Paectes abrostoloides	8983 - Meganola minuscula/spodia	Hyperstrotia sp.	9047 - Large Mossy Lithacodia - Protodeltote muscosula	9047 - Large Mossy Lithacodia - Protodeltote muscosula
9062 - Tufted Bird Dropping Moth - Cerma cerintha	9062 - Tufted Bird Dropping Moth - Cerma cerintha	9062 - Tufted Bird Dropping Moth - Cerma cerintha	9065 - Green Leuconycta - Leuconycta diphteroides	9065 - Green Leuconycta - Leuconycta diphteroides	9065 - Green Leuconycta - Leuconycta diphteroides
9090 - Olive-shaded Bird Dropping Moth - Ponometia candefacta	9090 - Olive-shaded Bird Dropping Moth - Ponometia candefacta	9095 - Small Bird Dropping Moth - Tarachidia erastrioides	9177 - Black Zigzag - Panthea acronyctoides	9182 - Eastern Panthea - Panthea furcilla	9182 - Eastern Panthea - Panthea furcilla
9182 - Eastern Panthea - Panthea furcilla	9182 - Eastern Panthea - Panthea furcilla	9184 - Yellowhorn - Colocasia flavicornis	9185 - Close-banded Yellowhorn - Colocasia propinquilinea	9185 - Close-banded Yellowhorn - Colocasia propinquilinea	9193 - The Brother - Raphia frater
9193 - The Brother - Raphia frater	9193 - The Brother - Raphia frater	9200 - American Dagger Moth - Acronicta americana	9200 - American Dagger Moth - Acronicta americana	9200 - American Dagger Moth - Acronicta americana	9202 - Large Gray Dagger - Acronicta insita
9202 - Large Gray Dagger - Acronicta insita	9202 - Large Gray Dagger - Acronicta insita	9207 - Unmarked Dagger - Acronicta innotata	9207 - Unmarked Dagger - Acronicta innotata	9211 - Triton Dagger Moth - Acronicta tritona	9214 - Hazel Dagger - Acronicta falcula
9221 - Funerary Dagger - Acronicta funeralis	9221 - Funerary Dagger - Acronicta funeralis	9221 - Funerary Dagger - Acronicta funeralis	9226 - Splendid Dagger - Acronicta superans	9229 - Cherry Dagger Moth - Acronicta hasta	9229 - Speared Dagger - Acronicta hasta
9229 - Cherry Dagger - Acronicta hasta	9236 - Ochre Dagger Moth - Acronicta morula	9236 - Ochre Dagger Moth - Acronicta morula	9238 - Lobelia Dagger Moth - Acronicta lobeliae	9238 - Lobelia Dagger Moth - Acronicta lobeliae	9243 - Ovate Dagger - Acronicta ovata
9243 - Ovate Dagger - Acronicta ovata	9243 - Ovate Dagger - Acronicta ovata	9243 - Ovate Dagger - Acronicta ovata	9247 - Acronicta tristis	9247 - Acronicta tristis	9251 - Retarded Dagger Moth - Acronicta retardata
9254 - Afflicted Dagger - Acronicta afflicta	9254 - Afflicted Dagger - Acronicta afflicta	9254 - Afflicted Dagger - Acronicta afflicta	9257 - Yellow-haired Dagger - Acronicta impleta	9261 - Impressed Dagger - Acronicta impressa	9261 - Impressed Dagger Moth - Acronicta impressa complex
9261 - Impressed Dagger - Acronicta impressa	9272 - Smeared Dagger Moth - Acronicta oblinita	9272 - Smeared Dagger Moth - Acronicta oblinita	Acronicta sp. (increta or ovata)	Acronicta sp.	Acronicta sp.
9280 - White Veined Dagger - Simyra insularis	9280 - Cattail Caterpillar Moth - Simyra insularis	9280 - Cattail Caterpillar - Simyra insularis (parasitized)	9286 - Harris's Three Spot - Harrisimemna trisignata	9286 - Harris's Three Spot - Harrisimemna trisignata	9286 - Harris's Three Spot - Harrisimemna trisignata
9286 - Harris's Three Spot - Harrisimemna trisignata	9301 - Beautiful Wood Nymph - Eudryas grata	9309 - Grapevine Epimenis - Psychomorpha epimenis	9309 - Grapevine Epimenis - Psychomorpha epimenis	9309 - Grapevine Epimenis - Psychomorpha epimenis	9312 - Two-spotted Forester - Alypiodes bimaculata
9314 - Eight-spotted Forester - Alypia octomaculata	9314 - Eight-spotted Forester - Alypia octomaculata	9318 - Six-spotted Forester - Alypia langtoni	9454 - Veiled Ear Moth - Amphipoea velata	9454 - Veiled Ear Moth - Amphipoea velata	9454 - Veiled Ear Moth - Amphipoea velata
9526 - Pickerelweed Borer - Bellura densa	9526 - Pickerelweed Borer - Bellura densa	9525 - Cattail Borer - Bellura obliqua	9545 - American Angle Shades - Euplexia benesimilis	9545 - American Angle Shades - Euplexia benesimilis	9545 - American Angle Shades - Euplexia benesimilis
9545 - American Angle Shades - Euplexia benesimilis	~9550 - Enargia sp.	9555 - Even-lined Sallow - Ipimorpha pleonectusa	9578 - Common Hyppa - Hyppa xylinoides	9578 - Common Hyppa - Hyppa xylinoides	9578 - Common Hyppa - Hyppa xylinoides
9582 - Gray Half-Spot - Nedra ramosula	9582 - Gray Half-Spot - Nedra ramosula	9618 - Turbulent Phosphila - Phosphila turbulenta	9618 - Turbulent Phosphila - Phosphila turbulenta	9619 - Spotted Phosphila - Phosphila miselioides	9633 - Silver-spotted Fern Moth - Callopistria cordata
9633 - Silver-spotted Fern Moth - Callopistria cordata	9638 - Copper Underwing - Amphipyra pyramidoides	9638 - Copper Underwing - Amphipyra pyramidoides	9638 - Copper Underwing - Amphipyra pyramidoides	9666 - Fall Armyworm - Spodoptera frugiperda	9669 - Yellowstriped Armyworm - Spodoptera ornithogalli
9669 - Yellow-striped Armyworm - Spodoptera ornithogalli	9669 - Yellow-striped Armyworm - Spodoptera ornithogalli	9669 - Yellow-striped Armyworm - Spodoptera ornithogalli	9669 - Yellow-striped Armyworm - Spodoptera ornithogalli	9678 - Variegated Midget - Elaphria versicolor	9678 - Variegated Midget - Elaphria versicolor
9678 - Variegated Midget - Elaphria versicolor	9678 - Variegated Midget - Elaphria versicolor	9702 - Boneset Groundling - Condica albigera	9720 - Common Pinkband - Ogdoconta cinereola	9720 - Common Pinkband - Ogdoconta cinereola	9873 - American Swordgrass Moth - Xylena nupera
9873 - American Swordgrass Moth - Xylena nupera	9886 - Branded Pinion - Lithophane patefacta	9886 - Dimorphic Pinion - Lithophane patefacta	9888 - Nameless Pinion - Lithophane innominata	9888 - Nameless Pinion - Lithophane innominata	9888 - Nameless Pinion - Lithophane innominata
9888 - Nameless Pinion - Lithophane innominata	9904 - Shivering Pinion - Lithophane querquera	9910 - Ashen Pinion - Lithophane antennata	9910 - Ashen Pinion - Lithophane antennata	9910 - Ashen Pinion - Lithophane antennata	9913 - George's Pinion - Lithophane georgii
9913 - George's Pinion - Lithophane georgii	9915 - Grote's Pinion - Lithophane grotei	9916 - Dowdy Pinion - Lithophane unimoda	~9930 - Pyreferra sp.	Pyreferra sp.	9933 - Straight-Toothed Sallow - Eupsilia vinulenta
9933 - Eupsilia vinulenta	9933 - Eupsilia vinulenta	9933 - Eupsilia vinulenta	9933.1 - Sidus Sallow - Eupsilia sidus	9933.1 - Sidus Sallow - Eupsilia sidus	9933.1 - Sidus Sallow - Eupsilia sidus
9934 - Franclemont's Sallow - Eupsilia cirripalea	9934 - Franclemont's Sallow - Eupsilia cirripalea	9939 - Lost Sallow - Eupsilia devia	9942 - Red-winged Sallow - Xystopeplus rufago	9946 - Sloping Sallow - Epiglaea decliva	9957 - Bicolored Sallow - Sunira bicolorago
9957 - Bicolored Sallow - Sunira bicolorago	10007 - Major Sallow - Feralia major	10007 - Major Sallow - Feralia major	10008 - Comstock's Sallow - Feralia comstocki	10008 - Comstock's Sallow - Feralia comstocki	10014 - Roland's Sallow - Psaphida rolandi
10014 - Roland's Sallow - Psaphida rolandi	10067 - Fringe-Tree Sallow - Adita chionanthi	Sympistis sp.	Sympistis sp.	Sympistis sp.	10191.2 - Cucullia charon
10194 - Dusky Hooded Owlet - Cucullia intermedia	10194 - Dusky Hooded Owlet - Cucullia intermedia	10196 - Cucullia lilacina	10197 - Gray hooded-owlet - Cucullia florea	10197 - Gray hooded-owlet - Cucullia florea	10200 - The Asteroid, dark color form - Cucullia asteroides
10200 - Goldenrod Hooded Owlet - Cucullia asteroides	10200 - Goldenrod Hooded Owlet - Cucullia asteroides	10200 - Goldenrod Hooded Owlet - Cucullia asteroides	10200 - Goldenrod Hooded Owlet - Cucullia asteroides	10202 - Brown-Hooded Owlet - Cucullia convexipennis	10202 - Brown-Hooded Owlet - Cucullia convexipennis
10275 - Stormy Arches - Polia nimbosa	10275 - Stormy Arches - Polia nimbosa	10275 - Stormy Arches - Polia nimbosa	10280 - Purple Arches - Polia purpurissata	10288 - Disparaged Arches - Orthodes detracta	10291 - Fluid Arches - Morrisonia latex
10292 - Hitched Arches - Melanchra adjuncta	10292 - Hitched Arches - Melanchra adjuncta	10292 - Hitched Arches - Melanchra adjuncta	10295 - Black Arches - Melanchra assimilis	10301 - Otter Spiramater - Spiramater lutra	10301 - Otter Spiramater - Spiramater lutra
10301 - Otter Spiramater - Spiramater lutra	10301 - Otter Spiramater - Spiramater lutra	10304 - Striped Garden Caterpillar - Trichordestra legitima	10304 - Striped Garden Caterpillar - Trichordestra legitima	10304 - Striped Garden Caterpillar - Trichordestra legitima	10405 - Bridled Arches - Lacinipolia lorea
10405 - Bridled Arches - Lacinipolia lorea	10405 - Bridled Arches - Lacinipolia lorea	10431 - Wheat Head Armyworm - Dargida diffusa	10438 - Armyworm - Mythimna unipuncta	10438 - Armyworm - Mythimna unipuncta	10438 - Armyworm - Mythimna unipuncta
10438 - Armyworm - Mythimna unipuncta	10438 - Armyworm - Mythimna unipuncta	10456 - Adjutant Wainscot - Leucania adjuta	10487 - Ruby Quaker - Orthosia rubescens	10487 - Ruby Quaker - Orthosia rubescens	10487 - Ruby Quaker - Orthosia rubescens
10495 - Speckled Green Fruitworm - Orthosia hibisci	10495 - Speckled Green Fruitworm - Orthosia hibisci	10495 - Speckled Green Fruitworm - Orthosia hibisci	10501 - Norman's Quaker - Crocigrapha normani	10501 - Norman's Quaker - Crocigrapha normani	10517 - Alternate Woodling - Egira alternans
10517 - Alternate Woodling - Egira alternans	10517 - Alternate Woodling - Egira alternans	10518 - Distinct Quaker - Achatia distincta	10518 - Distinct Quaker - Achatia distincta	10518 - Distinct Quaker - Achatia distincta	10521 - Confused Woodgrain - Morrisonia confusa
10524 - Bronzed Cutworm - Nephelodes minians	10524 - Bronzed Cutworm - Nephelodes minians	10563 - Ruddy Quaker - Protorthodes oviduca	10585 - Rustic Quaker - Orthodes majuscula	10585 - Rustic Quaker - Orthodes majuscula	10891 - Flame-shouldered Dart - Ochropleura implecta
10891 - Flame-shouldered Dart - Ochropleura implecta	10891 - Flame-shouldered Dart - Ochropleura implecta	10891 - Flame-shouldered Dart - Ochropleura implecta	10903 - Snowy Dart - Anicla illapsa	10903 - Snowy Dart - Anicla illapsa	10903 - Snowy Dart - Anicla illapsa
10950 - Pink-Spotted Dart - Pseudohermonassa bicarnea	10950 - Pink-Spotted Dart - Pseudohermonassa bicarnea	Xestia sp. (badicollis, dilucida or elimata)	Xestia sp. (badicollis, dilucida or elimata)	10968 - Northern Variable Dart - Xestia badicollis	10968.1 - Praevia Dart - Xestia praevia
10968.1 - Praevia Dart - Xestia praevia	Xestia c-nigrum/dolosa complex	Xestia sp.	Xestia sp.	11003.1 - Large Yellow Underwing - Noctua pronuba	11010 - Lycophotia Moth - Lycophotia phyllophora
11010 - Lycophotia Moth - Lycophotia phyllophora	11064 - Purple-Lined Sallow - Pyrrhia exprimens	11065 - Orange Sallow Moth - Pyrrhia aurantiago	11065 - Orange Sallow Moth - Pyrrhia aurantiago	11068 - Corn Earworm Moth - Helicoverpa zea	11071 - Tobacco Budworm - Heliothis virescens
11071 - Tobacco Budworm - Heliothis virescens	11071 - Tobacco Budworm - Heliothis virescens	11128 - Arcigera Flower Moth - Schinia arcigera	11128 - Arcigera Flower Moth - Schinia arcigera	11164 - Primrose Moth - Schinia florida	11164 - Primrose Moth - Schinia florida
11177 - Goldenrod Flower Moth - Schinia nundina	11177 - Goldenrod Flower Moth - Schinia nundina	11177 - Goldenrod Flower Moth - Schinia nundina	IMG_0843.JPG	IMG_0847.JPG	IMG_1166.JPG
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Bob B.		12-Mar-2019 04:02
Well this took some doing! Great work Tom! V

victorswan		31-Oct-2018 08:37
Wow you have built up a very interesting site here with beautiful images of good work BV

Sarah Bollinger		15-Oct-2017 21:05
When I was about 5 living in northern Indiana, I found a very large green caterpillar. It was about 3-4 inches long, and fat. If I remember correctly, it had big circles on its back, like maybe four of them, and I think they were yellow circles with an orange circle in the middle. I picked it up, and immediately dropped it, because these cactus needle type spines that weren't on it when I first saw it were protruding from the circles. I may be remembering some of this wrong, but that really hurt. Know what it was?

Christina		24-Aug-2017 18:10
Hello, I found a hairy white caterpillar with a few black spots down its back and a two red ones on either end It kinda looks like the yellow Wooly bear but all the pictures I've seen don't have the spots or the black head this one has. I have a picture , not sure how to post that on here. Thanks

Laura		15-Aug-2017 02:13
My friend, who lives in Ohio, found a red furry caterpillar today and we cannot figure out what it is. I have a picture, if that helps!

Guest		08-Aug-2017 03:07
I also found an orange catapillar with a thin black strip down the center of its back. It also had small yellow dots along its side. I cannot find an identifying picture of it. I also love in northern ontario.

Guest		29-Jul-2017 16:43
Today I found a hairless bright orange caterpillar with one black stripe along the cent re of its back, happy on a wild raspberry in N.Onatrio, any ideas, Gillian

Woodwise		26-Jun-2017 19:52
Can we post images here to ask what they are?

Cynthia		24-Mar-2017 15:03
Tom, Can you help me with the name of a caterpillar? All I have is an image from the web.

gladys		23-Sep-2016 18:19
Today I found a chocolate brown hairless caterpillar on my doorstep in southern VA, so I don't know what it's normal diet is. It doesn't have stripes or checkers, but does have 2 little yellow stripes on top of its head. I took a picture, but don't think I can send it from my android phone.

Tom Murray		18-Sep-2016 12:45
Marie, I already responded to Linda and she confirmed my identification of Contracted Datana. Tent caterpillars are only out in the spring and long gone by September.

Marie		17-Sep-2016 21:10
Linda, probably tent caterpillars. kill them. :0/

Linda		11-Sep-2016 10:30
I was working in the yard when I heard this "plop, plop, plop" sound. When I investigated, I found that about 45 caterpillars had fallen from my oak tree. This happened four more times in the space of about an hour - hundreds had fallen! It was about 2" in length with vertical black and white stripes and orange feet. Hairy. Stuck to my glove when I picked one up. I have searched the web but cannot find it. Oh, I live in upper South Carolina.

Megan		05-Sep-2016 01:09
I found a caterpillar that I can not find on any website or Google. I live in KY and I have a very clear identifying picture of this caterpillar. I'm having lots of trouble here. Please help!

Kim		31-Aug-2016 21:10
AWESOME reference! Thank you. Just identified an American Dagger Moth after not being able to find what it was in my two hard copy books.

fanninmiss		22-Aug-2016 18:20
We found a smooth orange fat caterpillar 2-3" long with 4 or 5 small yellow ovals on its underside. Don't see its exact photo; we live in central Mississippi and don't know what it is!

Kimberly Dooling		15-Aug-2016 14:05
Took a great picture yesterday of a big fat bright green caterpillar approx 1-1/2-2" long in Port Dover Ontario - I can send the picture if need be, I'd just like to identify it. Thanks

Jennifer Needham		13-Aug-2016 20:51
Hi, this is an amazing site. I found a Pure white,really hairy caterpillar. It is not on your site though. It's about 2 1/2 inches long. I live in Northern Ontario, Haileybury. Canada. I can not find it on any site. Nor have I ever seen this type before. Can anyone help me?

PLEASE HELP		02-May-2016 22:45
Help!! I adopted a caterpillar from my backyard and I made it w home. I gave it leaves from its host plant and it eats. However, I have no idea what species it is. Lucky is a brownish reddish caterpillar and is about 1 or 2 cm long. I believe lucky is a moth but I honestly have no proof except for one thing. Today, I found lucky buried in the soil BUT I highly doubt she/he was pupating. This is becuz half of lucky's upper body was above the soil and half her under body was buried in it. I'm not sure if she was pupating or just plain stuck. I kinda poked around and unburied her/him and I'm not sure if that was the right thing to do. PLEASE HELP

Tisha		07-Oct-2015 04:33
We have been finding 1" (at full extension) black, hairless, caterpillars/worms with brown heads that appear at night, actively moving around on the carpet of our downstairs family room. They are the thickness of spaghetti and have three sets of light colored front legs. I can't find pictures of them anywhere. Anyone else here have them or know what they are?

Smoolichen		11-Sep-2015 19:15
I just found a huge caterpillar in my pond’s skimmer basket. It is dead so coloration is difficult but my quess is it would have been reddish brown or green or a combination. But here is what it looks like. It is about 6 inches long, cigar diameter, with a lateral cream colored green rimmed spot one per body segment per side . It has a pair of prominent horns on the first and second body rings after the head; after that the horns get smaller although the last body ring seems to have one prominent horn The hair is very wiry, and although somewhat sparse it is more prominent on the dorsal side. But here is the part that catches my eye. On it’s posterior is a triangular boney type structure that looks like it has teeth with in the triangle. I live in Dresher pensylvania. Our property is bordered by a riparian environment. It is a maple-beech climax forested area with lots of black walnuts, there is little farming in our area. I am a retired high school / college biology teacher and have never seen this guy. Got any ideas of what this is?

emily		23-Jul-2015 01:31
Thank you for your site. I identified a sycamore tussock moth using your photos. There were three of these little caterpillars sitting on ladder in Mountwood Park. I huge sycamore draped over the area.

Christina		27-Jun-2015 07:10
Thanks for the site! I have identified the Eastern Tent caterpillars we have but not quite an exact match of the green giant we found eating the leaves of a young maple tree. Approx 2 1/2 to 3 inches, big green eyes, fat green body, brown toes (?) and a couple very light brown vertical stripes on the body. Hopefully it will be there when the sun comes up and we can get a better look and look here again. Thanks again from southeast PA! Great site and will come back with the kids to identify future specimens.

grace		01-Oct-2014 16:31
I used this site to find a eacles emperialis and I it was so easy! thank you

M		10-Sep-2014 17:25
3 inch long 1/2 wide purplish caterpillar with hairs. Has yellow spots and pillars. Also a yellow butt/legs and head. In coastal South Carolina, Pawleys Island. Any ideas what it is?

Lucy		09-Sep-2014 20:43
Just saw a large 3-4 " caterpillar orange red color with small yellow side spots ringed in green. It was on a bike path btn Jackson and Concord MI. Very segmented body . grey -black vertical stripes one down the center of the back one on each side. Three yellow triangular protuberances at the back end. tufts of yellow hair. ??? what was it?? Wish I had had my phone charged to get a picture.

Jennifer		28-Feb-2014 16:29
Thank you for your extensive effort in compiling this amazing collection of moth caterpillars; it has allowed me to come the closest I ever have to identifying a couple of unusual samples I've found living in South America. Are there other sources where I could look to get even closer? A couple of photos in your collection come close in shape and size, but the colouring is different. Is that simply an individual variation, or would that be a different variety of caterpillar altogether?

Nancy		25-Nov-2013 20:30
fantastic collection of caterpillars! Great work!

Justin		29-Oct-2013 15:53
My son found this caterpillar at our home in Georgia. It is about 1 inch long and fat "fuzzy" with a light brown almost gray color with a faint black stripe on its back. The hair on the back forms a ridge. Any help would be appreciated as my son is homeschooled and this is a great science study.

Hannah		29-Sep-2013 23:17
I pick up this caterpillar and I like started almost vomiting green slim pleased need help I hope it isn't poziness it was red and black and really hairy

Jennifer		28-Sep-2013 14:44
I am in Eastern North Carolina and we have seen an outbreak of very small, white fuzzy caterpillars. They are all over EVERYTHING! Never seen this outbrak in the fall before. Any ideas? It has a black stripe down its back.

marnette		22-Sep-2013 16:56
i have a caterpillar in my home and it has letter T on its back and i can't see what kind of caterpillar it is.

Guest		03-Sep-2013 23:58
what do i feed it ? also, they are seeming to be common at this time of year. i found one yesterday, and i found two today.answer to my email

Guest		03-Sep-2013 23:49
i found a small green caterpillar with white hair and black spots. I am trying to identify it. HELP!

kathy		01-Sep-2013 00:47
i could not locate the caterpillar I foung...2 inch..fat head...orange with a black ring or gill around the neck...faint white like specks...gives off a smell when placed in a cup..released it to a tree and it crawled back to house! can you help?

Pamula		24-Aug-2013 19:41
Wow, Great pictures and website!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work. I have used your site to identify many caterpillars. I had a large yellow striped army-worm on my yellow rose bush. Keep up the great work. You should do a book! I'd buy it.

Bonnie Terrizzi		27-Jul-2013 20:37
I live in east KY and found a caterpillar that comes close to some of your photos, but no exact match. I would like to send you a photo to identify. I am impressed with your web site and use it frequently when I find something I don't know. Thanks

Dannie		18-Jul-2013 22:32
Thank you for such a great resource. Your photos are wonderful. So clear and sharp.

sarah		15-Jul-2013 23:23
I just found a hairy caterpillar on my balcony potted plant. Carrots and corn, and the black swallowtail butterflies have now hatched and flown away. I don't know where this one came from, only one, and doesn't seem happy in the tub. what is it and what does it eats? It is light brown furry and has a green body and orange head which is not furry, from the neck on. the rest is furry. I can't download a photo here but if you give me your email address I can send you a few.

cornelis rijskamp		08-Mar-2013 03:17
I have some pictures of caterpillars here in Mindanao Philippines, I like to know what moth or butterfly it is related to, can you help?

Frank		27-Oct-2012 17:27
Thanks for having a website that is listed as one to identify caterpillars and then you can just click on it and immediately start identifying caterpillars. Many of the others lead you from one site to the next without you ever seeing a caterpillar, probably because they get some type of contact remuneration. This is an amazing collection and although undoubtedly a labor of love, its also represents a lot of time, expense, and effort. Thank you so much for your kindness, humility, and generosity in sharing it with us. Your site is the best!

Eva Fromme		19-Oct-2012 04:02
Wanting to know what kind of a larva this can be. About 10 cm long. Was on a Pearl milkweed vine that was growing through a Wafer Ash. Would like to send you some photos.

Isabella barbour		09-Oct-2012 16:31
hi i found a caterpillar on a lavender flower it was gray with black stripes (NEED HELP) ISABELLA

Jay		18-Sep-2012 12:41
thanks for the great pixs, in my yard we found a large caterpillar, 4" long, 1/2" dia, very dark in color (maybe dark green or black)I thought maybe Lunar Moth but, none of your pictures match, we lost site of it and really want to know what it could have been, can you or someone help us. This caterpillar also had large spots on the ends both front and back sides (oval) thanks

Bradley White		15-Sep-2012 13:07
Fantastic grouping and index. The caterpillars I am looking for are two centimeters full grown and as youth remain together under leaf in spiral formation resting. They have strong strong front legs and are weak rear legged. Often end up on front legs only as matured caterpillars. Funny to watch when they are moving. They Were eating pagoda Dogwood. Don't think they are a butterfly.

Tammy Boggs		18-Aug-2012 18:28
Thanks for the pics. I wish my camera could get close-ups like this. My grandson and I found an unusual caterpillar in our back yard, (NC) and it looks almost identical to the spiny oak slug, except, ours is a translucent white color, with black dots in the squares on the back, and small circle sections on the sides. It is about the size of a penny lengthwise, and seems to have more spines. The spines are all over the entire body, are thick like horns and we can barely make out the thin spines that generate out from the thick spines. It feels kind of rubbery, and when my grandson placed it on my leg, it left a burning, then itching sensation after he picked it up. We are happy to have found your site and will visit again. I will likely visit your site with all of my grandchildren, and perhaps even my future students.

Meta		11-Aug-2012 21:20
Found a really fat 4" caterpillar with neon blue spots, legs & orange antennae (?). Years ago I fed & saved one, let it cocoon, and it burst out as a huge brown moth with spots the next summer. Can't remember -- is it an Ioa or maybe a spinx. Any help? Thanks

Peggy Drake		09-Aug-2012 17:54
Fabulous resource! I think we have some Hickory Tussock moths on our patio here in Midcoast Maine!

Leah Moffatt		31-Jul-2012 02:06
Really enjoyed looking through your photos. I photographed an interesting striped caterpillar with a yellow head feeding on California plantain. A bit like an owlet. Any ideas?

James		14-Jun-2012 14:39
When i was young I found a strange caterpillar which was gray and on its head it had 2 red horns and 1 blue horn. I have been thinking about this for a long time and would like to know what it is.

Guest		06-Jun-2012 15:29
I have found a big caterpillar with white hair on the top and orange on the bottom and it is black. Please identify it as It is starting to make a cocoon . Thanks

Jaki Reis		28-May-2012 19:55
What a wonderful site and sight! I am trying to identify a caterpillar that is eating up all of a particular, light green, thin leafed ground cover in my yard - but not any of the plants surrounding that cover. It looks like a 7915 - White-dotted Prominent - Nadata gibbosa for it's milky green color. This one has no yellow stripes or red dots on the sides, and has a white underbelly. Its head is opaque white and has a black stripe that starts where it meets the body and ends in a sharp point in the middle of two round eye-like raised dots. Love to know if it is a native or invasive! And if it is wise to leave it alone.

gemey		24-May-2012 02:08
I, too, am awed by this collection of caterpillars. Thank you for amassing such fine photos.

Deborah		23-Feb-2012 23:15
What a labour of love :-) Fantastic website. Thank you.

Jacqueline C.		06-Feb-2012 08:46
Wow! I'm truly awed by your splendid collection of moth caterpillars! Thank you so much for sharing such great captures and have them named too. God bless you for your generosity.

Laurie		05-Feb-2012 17:15
My son found a brown hairless caterpillar at camp on the ground after my father had been snowblowing. I cannot find a picture of it. It has a black stripe down its back. It seems to have been hibernating, and is alive and moving around now that it is in the house. We have been feeding it lettuce. Any ideas what it could be? Ontario Canada

Guest		19-Dec-2011 22:02
I have found an interesting caterpillar in my garden in Brisbane, Australia. Am I able to send you a picture for identification purposes? lizz@yellowhouse.net

Nicole		08-Nov-2011 19:08
I found what is either a worm or catapillar ? It was in a mixture of old wet horse manure - (i was trying to make solid to walk on) After 3 days rain i removed wood that was over it- It was Clear - chubby fat ! An dark at one end- once exposed it worked back into the ground. Wish i had chickens !

Rachel		12-Sep-2011 00:37
We found a very unique catepillar that I can't find a match for on the internet. I live in the Adirondacks of northern New York. This fella is about 3 inches long, tan, with white raised knobs that look more like short spikes near the head. It also has some white hair scattered on its very smooth, fat body. The head and tail end look very similar and it reacts when touched by bringing its tail end around like it might sting? I'd love to send you a picture to find out more. Thanks!

Guest		01-Sep-2011 09:55
I seen an amazing caterpillar on the Maryhill canal Glasgow about 2-and a half inches long dark leopard color and like a little horn on his back, I lifted it off the road to the side and it could really cling onto the card. pretty amazing. I thought it might be some kind of moth Caterpillar. David Glasgow

KC Hicks		10-Jul-2011 06:14
I'm in Tahoe, Sierra Nevada. Today we found a large caterpillar- about 4 inches long & pretty chubby! Not sure what he may be growing into. He was banded -alternating a dark brown/green with a yellow/green. He also had long white stripes down his length. A brick red/brownish head and red feet. Not hairy but if I remember properly he may have had tufts at his feet. I appreciate your time. I do have an iPhone picture if that may help. With thanks, KC Hicks

Guest		08-Jul-2011 18:15
what a great representation - thank you for posting

David Oxford		20-May-2011 09:41
I saw a catterpillar In Spain yesterda and was trying to identify it, you don't have a picture of it in your collection. It was quite large about 5/6cm, very bright light green colour with 10 black and orange striped rings and was feeding from a wild fennel plant. I was wondering if you knew of this species? Could be a Black Swallowtail. Nice!!

Guest		16-May-2011 21:53
This assembly of pictures are wonderful.Thanks for taking the time to collect them and name them.

caterpillar lover's mom		21-Apr-2011 00:47
Thank you so much for this amazing website! I was able, I think, to correctly identify the caterpillar my son insisted we save from the perilous urban sidewalk, and hopefully will be able to figure out what to feed it as it is, for now, a pet! What a wonderful collection of very clear and helpful photographs!

Guest		10-Oct-2010 20:25
I really enjoyed parusing your wonder-filled photo collection. I was washing out some brocoli and there appeared before me a black bodied with white horizonal stripes and yellow bellied catipllar with very slight fuzz. I am curious as to what kind it is. You've some photos that come close yet the white lines are horizontal.

Brenda Briggs		30-Sep-2010 17:24
Let me first say "Bravo" your site is breathtaking in its extensiveness. I was not able to locate the caterpillar in my possession, however and I am anxious to identify it because I would like it to metamorphosize in the cup I have provided for it. It is wooly and brown with an oh so tiny wooly tail. I found it attached to th watering can which drips water into my bird bath. When I say it is wooly I mean that the wool is dense without spaces between the hairs as in some of the woolies. It is totally light brown in color. Will you answer me directly to my e-mail?

Glend Clark		29-Sep-2010 04:28
I found a caterpillar at the lake that was bright yellow. It looks like a face on it. It has black marking for the eyes and above it is what looked like marking for ears and looking straight at it it looked like a smiling mouth. It was the cutes thing I every saw. When we put a stick down and got it on it it put out a odor that was a sweet smell. I have a pictue of it. It was approx 1 and 1/2 inches long. Some one thought it was a horn devil but it didn't have any horns.

Gina G		27-Sep-2010 19:08
Hi! I need help identifing a caterpillar I found. I'm not seeing any pictures of it and am curious as to whether it's a butterfly or moth catepillar. It is hairless, green body & head with a tail, two black stripes running the length of it's back with black side spots on each segment that look like part of the stipes. It's plump and about 4 inches long. Any ideas?? Thanks!

Guest		19-Sep-2010 23:04
My daughter and I found 3 black and yellow furry caterpillars on our raspberry bushes...they were munching away on the leaves and they are so very cute. We found your site and loved looking at all the caterpillars but were unable to identify our caterpillar...any suggestions? Thanks so much..your site is wonderful. Mom in Maine

Christine Howells		19-Sep-2010 19:44
nice photo collection. I found a pink caterpillar on my rose bushes - it has been eating rose petals for 4 days now - do you know what it is?

Ken Brennen		07-Sep-2010 19:24
This is the most comprehensive guide to caterpillars I've ever seen. And each of the pictures is excellent for identifying a find. Your site is one of the natural wonders of the internet. Thanks for all the time and work it took to put it all together. Ken Brennen Rambling the Natural World with KB

Jan		22-Aug-2010 14:21
Great collection of pictures. We found a large caterpillar greenish-blue in color about the diameter of a nickel, with black thorns on its body. We live Pittsburgh PA. Could you tell me what it might be. It looks scary. Jan

nigel		22-Aug-2010 09:44
hi my names nigel and imn tryin to find out what type of caterplliar i have taken a photo of been through all yours and its not there.do you no for a web site where i can look at the the different types

Guest		14-Aug-2010 17:21
Thank you Tom, I was able to help a friend identify a pest in her yard. It's actually a laurel sphinx (sphinx kalmiae). Thanks!!!

Patricia		27-Jul-2010 20:07
I did not see the one in my yard listed. I have photos of it.

Malcolm		26-Jul-2010 14:31
hi, are there further varieties of tusset moth? I've found one with 4 really yellow tufts, and an orange striped body

Guest		25-Jul-2010 23:51
Has anyone ever seen a purple caterpiller???

Guest		15-Jul-2010 21:28
just brilliant, such dedication.

Guest		09-Jul-2010 03:47
Thanks for the care you have taken to research and photograph

taco face		08-Jul-2010 18:22
My mom found a caterpillar eating her patato plants and I have searched all over the web and found nothing. He is green slanted white stripes down his side with black dots on the sides of the stripes. can you help me find out what he is? post a message at my email tacomusic@yahoo.com . please help!

Yajaira Love		24-Jun-2010 12:58
I found a hawk moth caterpillar yesterday near my grape plant. It's beige with white slashes. It looks to be missing it's thorn on it's tail and looks like a button. I would love to share a picture of it since I never found one like mine on the web.

Amy Leisure		04-Jun-2010 02:51
Awesome collection! I took a picture of something and cannot identify it. May I send you the pict? It looks like a white fuzzy worm with green horizontal stripes, red legs with yellow and purple wings. It has fuzzy antenna. Thanks for any input.

Mary Ellen		22-May-2010 20:59
Fabulous resource! Thanks so much for sharing your photos and knowledge with others,like me, who want to learn more, but haven't got a clue what they're looking at.

John B.		20-Feb-2010 21:05
Here is a shot in the dark - in October I found a greenish caterpillar eating the leaves on one of my trees. It had a fat head and a few bristles coming out of its back. I thought it might be a prominent. I put it in a bug box. It didn't do anything but crawl around. Eventually, I read where some caterpillars build cocoons out of dead wood. I added some wood chips and it glued two of them together (while it was inside). I let it sit for about a month with no luck. Then I pried it open to discover the pupae inside was still alive. After 4-5 months, a dark gray (smallish) moth emerged. Its antennae are not "fluffy" like some moths and there are a few blackish mottlings on its wings. I live in NW Missouri. Any guesses? Sorry, I don't have a good way to upload a pic. Thanks in advance for ay help.

tammy		19-Feb-2010 03:55
anyone seen any newly hatched tussock caterpillars yet? Feb is usually when they start to come out and we're seeing some unidentified red rashes after school but haven't seen any tiny baby caterpillars yet. Have any been seen elsewhere?

princess		06-Feb-2010 12:58
lalala....catepillars are yuck....ew.........

Joel De Trinis		05-Sep-2009 19:39
I found a Hickory Horned Devil today, almost 6 in long. It has to be one of the scariest Caterpillars I've ever seen. Any advice on caring for it? I'd like to keep it until it pupates.

Molly		18-Aug-2009 18:52
I was camping at Baker Lake Resort in Skagit County on Mt. Baker and found a bright yellow green striped caterpiller without hair. It was similiar in size and the mouth looked like 7758. Are you familiar with this species?

Barbara		23-Jul-2009 16:29
We have a huge green caterpillar on the front of our building in Topeka KS... light green - 5-6" long, about a nickle diameter w. florescent blue/green and pink dots? What is it. No horns....

FAY		02-Jul-2009 01:57
thanks pics are great. they helped me to identify the tiger moth caterpillar, I found alot of them this afternoon eating clover in my yard.

Tom Murray		10-Apr-2009 00:48
Perhaps you're thinking of a Buck Moth caterpillar? There's a few pictures in this gallery around #7730.

Guest		10-Apr-2009 00:09
Has anyone ever heard of a buck mouthed or buck toothed caterpillar?

connie		19-Oct-2008 21:01
We found several caterpillars that we think are luna moth or sphynx caterpillars. They were about as long and thick/wide as my index finger, very green with a thorn/sticker/stinger at one end and they looked like they had big dark eyes on top at the other end. We couldn't tell if they really were eyes or just "coloring to look like eyes". They were wild looking! They also had totally cleared the leaves off several of our potted plants. The next day there were lots of little green "worms" all over the 2 pots and still several of the big ones were there. What are they??? I thought Luna Moths were rare? Are they? THanks!

Oral Deckard		24-Sep-2008 01:11
Well, I guess I have discovered a new species, yep, yep, yep. I have looked at all these pictures, and none of them look like the 3 inch long,5/8" thick, hairy horned terror I photographed on Sunday :O

harlie		13-Jan-2008 02:01
Ev, I was raised in Southern Ind.to work in tobacco fields. We would find those worms everywhere so we just called them Tobacco Worms. Does anyone have any info on how to care for a Woolly Bear Caterpillar during the winter? (what to give it to eat, temp., etc.) I found one on my back porch and would like to keep it alive then turn it loose in spring.

marc		13-Oct-2007 23:47
Incredible collection of pictures. Extraordinarily helpful for me. I appreciate and applaud your efforts. Thanks mate~!

mark		26-Sep-2007 21:02
Ev i found the same type in wisconsin. everything sounds the same. if you hear let me know thanks.

Ev		02-Sep-2007 15:03
We found a large caterpillar at Lake Cumberland in Kentucky. I have watched the slide show and did not see this one. It was about 3 inches long, about a half inch girth, was bright light green (sort of neon lime) with two kinds of protrusions -- bright blue thorn-like spikes and yellowish-orange toadstool shapes. The skin was dry and not shiny at all. Does anyone know what this was?

KEN ARCHAMBAULT		30-Apr-2007 18:49
EXCELLENT PHOTO COLLECTION, SIMPLY OUTSTANDING! I HAVE A QUESTION, CAN ANYONE HELP? WE'RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE THAT MIGHT SELL LUNA MOTH CATERPILLARS/LARVAE. WE HAVE EXCELLENT HABITAT, DON'T MOW OR USE PESTICIDES, AND ALL THE NATIVE TREES THESE LARVAE WOULD LIKE TO EAT. DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A SOURCE FOR OBTAINING LARVAE OF LUNA MOTHS?? I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR QUITE SOME TIME, BUT WITH NO SUCCESS. THANK YOU, AND PLEASE EMAIL US DIRECTLY AT "ARCH1515 AT JUNO.COM" THIS MESSAGE WAS POSTED ON APRIL 30, 2007

Guest		11-Apr-2007 13:45
Excellent work. Well odne. Voted.

Guest		16-Dec-2006 10:07
all pics are gorgeous, great macrowork, wonderful collection, big vote.

Guest		12-Dec-2006 11:42
Hi Mr Murray, brilliant collection, beautifully photographed. Couldn't spot a Deaths Head Moth Caterpillar, they are spectacular!

Betsy		03-Sep-2006 21:12
P.S. What reference do you use. Aesome collection

Betsy		03-Sep-2006 21:08
I raise moanrch caterpillars. i recently found a milkweed tussock moth caterpillar. it was next to the monarch. the were touching eahothre they were that close! I also have raised Luna moths, yellow bears, wooly bears, inch worms, and a sphynx that have a red tail

Guest		12-Jun-2006 10:47
What a fabulous collection!

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