Caterpillar identification
Chrissy- zone6B/7A
5 years ago
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Chrissy- zone6B/7A
5 years agoMissSherry
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caterpillar identification needed
Comments (1)I can't answer, but you might want to post over on the Butterfly Garden forum, if you don't get a response here......See MoreCaterpillar Identification?
Comments (1)Any chance of an image? Sure would help us help you....See Morecaterpillar identification needed
Comments (3)Yours is a hermit sphinx moth caterpillar, isamae - beautiful, clear picture! Scroll down on the link, and you'll see pictures of a cat like yours. MissSherry Here is a link that might be useful: Hermit Sphinx...See MoreCaterpillar Identification
Comments (3)Possibly, an Orange striped oak worm - Anisota senatoria...See MoreFori
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