Peleides Blue Morpho larvae by danapommet
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This is the larva or caterpillar of the Peleides Blue Morpho. The blue part of its name comes from the vibrant blue that you can see when the wings are open. Taken in July during our summer butterfly science project.
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Dana
Comments (16)
Great capture! amazing that something that looks like this could turn out to be beautiful
Wow, this is a great capture of you, Dana-friend! I'm a bit jealous, I want a butterfly science project too!!! ;-)
Nice capture Dana.
Rather hairy!
Wow! This is a wonderful education - I am amazed as to how may caterpillars there are in the world. Well done, Clive
Really cool captue Dana! :)
wonderful capture!
you can see the colours that the butterfly wij be .. great shot and find
Strange and wonderful!
Superb close up here Dana, amazing details, loved it!
Great find, strange to think he turns into a beautiful butterfly!!
great shot
Fantastic capture, well seen! :)
Say now, you're giving Andrea some strong competition with your insect shots, Dana! Stellar macro of the hairy, multicolored caterpillar and environment. This one looks like a junior sized version of one of the colorful dragons that you see undulating down the street during a Chinese New Year celebration.
Amazing critter! Great capture!
jolie!!