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Photo by tectfa205
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Field Notes

Description:

It was rather big for a caterpillar, probably around 3-4 inches and many of them were kind of hanging out in my backyard. I don’t know where they came from they kinda just suddenly appeared. They’re really cute though!!

Habitat:

Warm weather, (80s Fahrenheit today, moderate climate (rains heavily every couple of weeks)

Notes:

I named him Phil.

Species ID Suggestions

Orange-tipped Oakworm Moth

Anisota senatoria

Reference Link
mauna Kunzah
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Comments (1)
AntónioGinjaGinja
Hello tectfa205 and welcome to the Project Noah community! Project Noah is a tool for people to learn about wildlife, share wildlife spottings, build nature journals and engage in citizen science. Here you will find a friendly community of people passionate about wildlife and conservation. We are thrilled for you to join Project Noah. We hope you enjoy our website and community as much as us! Enjoy yourself, learn, share and I will see you around :)

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PublishedSeptember 7, 2019

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