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An alder kitten (Furcula bicuspis) on a silver birch in the United Kingdom
by Gary Faulkner
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An alder kitten (Furcula bicuspis) on a silver birch in the United Kingdom
by Gary Faulkner
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Uropyia meticulodina
Is a master of camouflage. It seems to be pretending to be a dead leaf.
It is a species of moth and belongs to the Notodontidae family. It is found in Taiwan, China and Japan
The wingspan is 4,5-5,5 cm
I hadn't even gotten out of my car when my siblings ran up to me with this lovely fellow in tow!!
Pics taken in Massachusetts!
IMPECCABLE!!!
Caterpillar ID - MA, USA:
This plump little friend is a Red-Humped Oakworm (Symmerista canicosta), family Notodontidae, which is the larva of a moth that looks like this...
photograph by Hugh McGuinness
More info and photos:
Species Symmerista canicosta - Red-humped Oakworm - Hodges#7952 - BugGuide.Net
Plate V | The butterfly vivarium; or, Insect home (1858) | Henry Noel Humphreys
buff-tip (phalera bucephala)
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A clump of lint made it out of the dryer trap… Just kidding, it’s a saddled prominent moth!
Bug of the Day
They are eating my persimmon tree, and I am letting them...
Red-humped Caterpillar Moth (Oedemasia concinna)
Long-tailed bombyx, Trichiocercus sparshalli, Notodontidae
Found in Australia
Photos 1-5 by cherylmacaulay, 6-7 by hdavid, and 8-10 by intravertebrate