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Caterpillar

12 years ago

i found a caterpillar it has a greenish then black then has two green dots then two orange dots then it has a black tail it also has blck horns but the horns are fuzzy actually the whole body is kinda fuzzy but not real dense could you post a picture if you think you know what it is so i can compare it thanks for the help

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
12 years ago
Maybe YOU could post a picture so that someone here can identify it? It would be helpful, too, if you let us know what kind of plant you found the caterpillar on.
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