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Unknown bagworms

Photo by starleaf
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Field Notes

Description:

Bagworms use garden debris to attach to their cases - but these two decided that polyproylene raffia bind is good too.

Habitat:

Found them on/under the Clerodendrum thomsoniae (bleeding heart vine).

Notes:

My 11th bagworm spottings for Project Noah. There are just too many types of bagworms in where I live.

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Bagworm moth

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PublishedJuly 10, 2012

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