Spiny Oak-Slug Moth - caterpillar by Leeco
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Nikon 7900 image.
Here is an image of another recent discovery of a very small caterpillar which I have never seen before.
I found this guy on the bed liner of my pickup. I moved him to some foliage and managed to get a shot or two in the process.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (19)
Most excellent macro of this little feller!
Nice capture...
What an interesting little critter...thanks for sharing...
Do you think he knows he's fat and stubby? But look at those colors and body design. Nice pov and compo.
Rare & beautiful .Excellent macro
facinating catipiller capture lee !!love its colors and shape
Excellent Macro !
Amazing "Guy"!!!!!!!!!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Such an ugly name for a cute little caterpillar, I have never seen one before, so that's a first for us both. Thanks for sharing, the detail is fantastic. Bravo!!!!!
What an adorable little critter. I can't believe how tiny he is. Really great macro shot.
Great macro, and I like how you put the little photo in the corner to show his size! You can find the greatest bugs!
Perfect !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bravo!!!! Roby
Excellent.
Wonderful shot -- glad you took the time to shoot him.
It looks like a living fractal! Excellent capture and details. I love the inset to show the size comparison too. Bunny
What a wierd looking little guy...sure is all dressed up for the party! Thanks for showing us this neat caterpillar
one I never seen.exceptional eye you have for finding these critters
I got poked by a catterpillar quite similar to this; or at least it had those prongie, pokey things all over it - it HURTS to pick them up! Anyway, great shot once again ...
Thanks for the size reference. He's quite amazing with those colours.