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Id this Caterpillar please.
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My best guess is that it's a Sphinx moth caterpillar of some type. I found
a few pics of them with the black body/white bands, but none that also
had the white spots.
a few pics of them with the black body/white bands, but none that also
had the white spots.
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I think it's going to be a Monarch butterfly.
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that looks like Clyde to me
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Nope, Clyde was one plant to the left. I think this one might be Bonnie!
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No, they are yellow, black, and white.
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[h=1]Spanish Moth
Xanthopastis regnatrix[/h]
https://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Xanthopastis-regnatrix
Xanthopastis regnatrix[/h]
https://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Xanthopastis-regnatrix
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That's it! Thanks. If I could mark this one solved I would. But, I can't so I shan't!
Here's another link:
Moth Photographers Group – Xanthopastis regnatrix – 10640
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