Large White caterpillars by durleybeachbum
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Description
The larvae of Pieris brassicae on the nasturtiums.
They are very handsome eating machines!

Comments (28)
They are and so varied in colour too, nasturtiums seem to bee a favourite food of many caterpillars, a wonderfully detailed capture, Bravo !
Excellent shot Andrea.
nice DOF
beautiful capture
Very nice pic
Excellent capture! :)
Superb macro.....
They seem to be canoodling. Or are they just fighting over a meal? Either way, a fine close up of these two. I took a look on Google and the adults ares also very attractive.
They look quite beautiful. Hope they dont doo too much damage :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
FANTASTIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent shot!
Beautiful looking except if you grow cabbages.
WONDERFUL IMAGE
Like two trains running in opposite directions. Love the magnificent color, focus and patterns, Andrea.
A handsome pair of creepy-crawlies, Andrea; nicely captured!
Very cool capture
They have been eating so much that they are running out of room on that leaf.
...and your macros are always so spot on!
They eat anymore and they will be falling out of their table. Very nice shot. Aloha
They are fascinating to watch we have so many colors of them here but with more of a fur coat lol great shot girl.
Wonder who will fall first!!!
Splendid pic :)
Wonderful picture!!!!!!
They are not leaving much of that leaf - eating machines for sure and a great capture!
Such beautiful colors, and I like their pose very much. Very elegant!
Gosh! looks the same like the killers of my boxwood bowls!! for this season I do hate them! (only the box tree moth)
Loving the diagonal pose.