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Imperial Moth Larvae

Eacles Imperialis

Photo by Kadoka
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Kadoka
Yes with the exception of the green polyphemus larvae in the second picture. It is an imperial moth larvae in each photo.
RiekoS
Are these all the same kind and different stages?

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PublishedFebruary 12, 2013

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