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Cutest puppy wuppy in da whole worlds
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@understones submitted: we found this caterpillar in western virginia - I would love to know what this becomes! could you identify it?
It's a noctuid moth caterpillar and I think probably in the genus Spodoptera - so maybe a yellow-striped armyworm moth or a fall armyworm moth, which are both common in your area. There's a wide variety of markings between individuals on the caterpillars so it can be difficult to be sure!
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Yellow striped armyworm moth
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@marshmallow-fluffy​ submitted: Friend and I found a nice moth today! Location is [removed]. Please remove location.
A lovely little dude! Looks like one of the armyworm moths in the genus Spodoptera :)
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