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Photographs are above the identification number. |
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It was found on our farm on willow, about five feet off the ground. |
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Answers: Photo 1; Queen Butterfly Photo 2; Cecropia Silk Moth Photo 3; Elm Sawfly (ID'd by Mona Miller) Photo 4; Viola's Wood Satyr Photo 5; Tiger Swallowtail caterpillar. Photo 6; Bird dropping on a leaf. Photo 7; Same as photo 2, Cercropia moth, one week later. Photo 8; Cercropia head on. Photo 9; Same as photo 2, Elm sawfly, larva from photo 3. Photo 10; Elm sawfly from photo 3. Photo 11; Monarch caterpillar with unusual white color. Photo 12; Face of Hackberry Butterfly caterpillar. Photo 13: No idea! Photo 14: Tropical Checkered Skipper Photo 15: Tropical Checkered Skipper Photo 16: Tropical Checkered Skipper Photo 17: Banded Tussock Moth Halysidota tessellaris Photo 18: IO Moth Photo 19: IO Moth Photo 20: IO Moth |
All photographs on this site are copyright protected. For permission to use any photo, please contact Edith Smith at Shady Oak Butterfly Farm. |