Just a part of the Twig by Leeco
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Nikon 7900 image.
I have a pretty comprehensive caterpillar reference book (over 500 different species shown with pics of the adult)which unfortunately assumes that and is arranged with the belief that I know the name of the Moth or Butterfly said caterpillar will turn into, lol.
When I want to ID a new caterpillar, I have to look thru 450 pages of photos, lol. In spite of that, I have a decent success rate at finding out what I shot. In the case of todays' posting, such is not the case. I looked twice and could not find any that seemed right. So....... I 'll call it a Twig Cat (Leecoseo twigisisyis), LOLOLOL!
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (13)
BTW - this litter critter was about an inch long for any who wondered. Lee
Camouflage at it's finest. Excellent shot!!!!!!
Great macro!
Amazing camouflage. I'm always amazed at mother nature's creations. :-) Fabulous macro as always, Lee. :-)
Great Camouflage...
How do you spot these critters? Absolutely top notch Lee.
LOLOL I love it! And what a beautiful Macro ... beautiful work. :)
Great capture!!
Probably one of those with more colours than a rainbow! Love the cammo. BJ
LOL - love your name for this little critter and a superb macro capture of it too. Stunning camouflage he has too. Great shot. xx
Great capture...
Very well seen. Fantastic compo and lights. I like these smooth colors.
Amazing! Love the macro details and colors and how they match. Bunny