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Photo by RissaStephens
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33.9573, -86.0678

Species ID Suggestions

Saddleback caterpillar (slug moth larva)

Acharia stimulea

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Doren B
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Comments (4)
Sergio Monteiro
Very nice. Could you please add this spotting to the "Arthropods parasitised by other arthropods"? http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/133816004
Diaz José Miguel
Nice parasites, there is a mission on them, may I suggest you join it.
Doren B
This is a Saddleback caterpillar. Be careful with it because the spiny hairs can result in a painful stinging feeling. It looks like those white things made be pupae from a parasite such as a wasp.
AshleyT
Please correct the location on the map so someone can help you with an ID, thanks.

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Arthropods parasitised by other arthropods
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PublishedOctober 20, 2014

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