Munching Mullein on Buddleia. by jayfar
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A destructive caterpillar of Mullein, Figworts and Garden Buddleia.
Andrea posted one a little while ago.
I found several - the neighbour has them now if they survived the fall !!!!!
Comments (26)
Feeding time. Nice capture Jeff.
Quite good capture. Bravo.
wow what a big one with a fantastic colored skin! together with the plant and the wonderful background it is a superbe closeup! ;o)
Excellent capture, but they do EAT.
Superb shot, and lucky neighbour!
the day of the triffids :)
eating breakfast with his jim jams on
He's very attractive, if destructive; wonderful capture!
Fantastic image. I like very much the colors
wonderful macro
WOW!!! Fantastic!!!
wow this is something to see
they are such beautiful creatures as a caterpillar and winged version--but can cause so much damage.there were hundreds on a tree at a restaurant where I eat sometimes and they stripped the tree of leafs very sharp and beautiful capture
An excellent photo and super clarity in zoom!
thanks for the chuckle. Great capture My thoughts and prayers to your wife - hope you get everything sorted
Nice capture.
Absolutely a great capture !!!!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Superb capture.
Nice shot they will have survived and didn't you know they have built in GPS homing devices.
AWESOME !!! It's really awesome my friend... Fabulous closeup and marvelous picture !!!
Wow! He may munch on your garden plants but he is a stunner of a caterpillar!
Top Class shot! It's one destructive little beast for sure! I hope your neighbours don't view your gallery?
Destructive indeed but, they have to eat to become butterfly's.. Or Moths.. So, catch 22 indeed.. Impressive shot mate, wonder what species this was.. Rob
A most clear and fantastic caterpillar, Jeff.
It seems to be pretty fat, I'm sure this is not its first lunxch :-P