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| | | Re: Unidentified caterpillar Would like to know what it is. Thanks Guy and Tristanba. That's Macrothylacia rubi? I can't see the picture as a thumbnail but the link works!
Yes it's certainly a hearty meal for the P. bidens - unfortunately I couldn't get a very good picture with both animals in focus - despite (in contrast to normal practice) the bug being absolutely unconcerned about my presence .... The bug looks rather fat - a gravid female? Somewhat late in the year? | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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