Wildlife Spotting

4 May 2014 This, so called 'bagworm', was last spotted on 25 Jan, 2014. Today I saw 2 of them. They are small but about 1.5 cms, on huge trees. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/286846013

25 Jan, 2014 Found one remaining on a tree and I took it home to my collection.

Monday 8 July, 2013 From FB and IBP I received a information. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151345554409159&set=gm.568627003175405&type=1&theater The observer says he saw it on cullenia exarillata trees in KMTR. another observer says this is not a bagorm but it is Tineidae moth.

Thursday 4th July, 2013 My friend and I payed a visit to Arippa forest to collect a few numbers for examination but I could not find even a single one. And I note that it was rainig in Arippa but last year we had little rain.

This puzzled is not yet solved but there is a temporary relief. My friend in IBP solved it, please see the link.:)) http://indiabiodiversity.org/observation/show/323572?pos=1

Thank you CorduneanuVlad, its not bone or that sort because its well placed on tree barks horizontally and vertically. Soon I would be leaving to that forest.

Hi Mark thank you for the link which has similarities and I am planning to visit there to the forest.

Hi Alice, I am sure it doesn't look like a bone but well placed on huge trees on the both sides of the path into the forest. This is from a lowland evergreen forest. I found this object on huge tree barks well placed some vertically and horizontally. Soon I am planing to visit it collect a few samples.

Yes Ava sure I would go to that forest and get some specimens. :))

Hi Ava, I have pictures of so many of these on trees, vertically and horizontally. ...so puzzling.