Feb 9
Aren't these caterpillars something? They blend in with their host flowers by sticking flower bits all over themselves. I believe they will grow up to be Wavy-lined Emerald moths.
Cochise County, Arizona, June 2025.
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Aren't these caterpillars something? They blend in with their host flowers by sticking flower bits all over themselves. I believe they will grow up to be Wavy-lined Emerald moths.
Cochise County, Arizona, June 2025.
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