Grey Count

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

All of the Dukes, Earls, Barons, and other nobility (Foresters, Nymphs, and Guineafowl in Africa; tribe Adoliadini) have a most remarkable caterpillar that sports a bristly forest of feathery spines . . . * http://macroid.ru/_data/20/DSC_4292-0.jpg Lexias dirtea or L. pardalis * http://www.flickr.com/photos/wohinauswandern/4146066451/sizes/l/ Euthalia aconthea * http://nc.kl.edu.tw/bbs/showpost.php?s=7512a8bc31a183b576fb1c0f2b52d486&p=69091&postcount=30 Euthalia formosana * http://www.danske-natur.dk/images12/lepb0110a.jpg Dophla evelina * http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7206/6968466599_e22b4a3054_z.jpg Hamanumida daedalus * http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7059/6966027141_1750fba32f_z.jpg Euphaedra (Euphaedrana) by Eric Vingerhoedt

DigantaGogoi, i love this photo and the caterpillar in it, but for me the border (& to a lesser extent, the signature) really detract from its beauty.

WOW!

Is it kind of a caterpillar? Very impressive!