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Photo by DudleyVenner
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KateBraun
The moth experts should be able to confirm this, but it looks like the Reticulate Bag Nest moth (Anaphe reticulata). These moths have caterpillars which form long lines, following each other head to tail (processionary worms). http://www.witness.co.za/?showcontent&global[_id]=57218

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PublishedFebruary 10, 2014

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