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Photo by LisaFry
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Field Notes

Description:

Black and yellow hairy caterpillar

Habitat:

Nasturtium's in my garden in South East England

Notes:

I noticed they are only eating the dark leaves of the nasturtium. Never seen these caterpillars before and I grow nasturtium every year. There's hundred of them! My daughter (4yrs) and I would love to know what they will become.

Species ID Suggestions

Large White

Pieris brassicae

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EarlyStages
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