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Pease Blossom Moth (Periphanes delphinii)
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@flawlesschowchow submitted: Hello, found this bug (a caterpillar, but I am greatly uncertain) chilling on a plant in my backyard. Would greatly appreciate an ID! I live in [removed] (please remove location)
Hiii it looks like a noctuid moth caterpillar. Maybe in Heliothinae, but I couldn't get more specific than that. Very cute though :)
Arcigera Flower Moth, Schinia arcigera (by me)
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@evilferretoverlord-blog submitted: Several buggy friends and one cute non-bug. Would love an ID on the larva & Spiders. All from the front range of CO. Thanks!
A great collection of friends! The first spider looks like a Carolina wolf. Love the toad even though they are not a bug. The second spider is a funnel weaver in Agelenidae, most likely a barn funnel weaver, Tegenaria domestica. The caterpillar looks like maybe a noctuid moth in Heliothinae, but not sure! So many similar-looking green babes that I'd have to compare a ton of photos to narrow it down since I don't recognize them offhand. Thanks for sharing all these pals, though :)
A tiny world often ignored.
Please take a closer look at your, so called, weeds. They can, and most likely will, contain some beautiful things ♥️
Oxalis debilis, from my observations, has little tiny budworm caterpillars. Some are even inside the flower!
There are quite a few species, but they're all in the Heliothinae subfamily. Aside from the occasional Spodoptera litura, of course.
_Helicoverpa armigera_ #Noctuidae #Heliothinae #moth #caterpillar #オオタバコガ _Salvia guaranitica_ #guaranitica #sage #ガラニティカセージ ヒトの目では簡単に見つかるが、アシナガバチには見えづらいらしい。ここにいるよと教えてあげたくなるが、蜂の言葉は聞き取れて(るような気がするだけか？)も話せないのが歯がゆい。 (Maebashi, Gumma)
