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Eudryas grata
Body has thick orange bands with black spots alternating with several thin black and white bands. Orange face and thoracic shield with black spots and orange fleshy prolegs, each with a single black spot on the basal portion (E.unio is similar but with two offset black spots on the basal portion of each proleg, and a white and black pro-thoracic shield). Larvae feed on leaves of several shrubs, vines: Ampelopsis, Buttonbush, grape, hops, Virginia Creeper. -Bugguide
Woodland habitat. Found on the underside of a grape leaf.
Spotted on Jul 21, 2015
Submitted on Feb 16, 2016
31 Comments (1–25)
Thank you very much MokYounFai!
nice catch :)
Thank you very much Jim!
Thanks for the congrats on my Trumpetfish...and I as well owe you one for the Wood Nymph! You definitely had a well-deserved good week, Bill.
Thanks you very much armadeus and LinaChatterjee!
Beautiful
Wonderful images!!! Congratulations!!!
Thanks Stephanie and Sckel! I'm glad you like it:))
dear Bill, congratulations, fantastic spotting, I love the colors
Congratulations Bill! What a beautiful photo!
Jason, thank you very much!
Congrats beaker98!
Thank you Ashley and the rest of the PN Rangers for this great honor!
Congrats Bill, this beautiful caterpillar was selected as the rangers' choice Spotting of the Week!
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Thanks Fred and Jim for your comments:)
Thank you for the chance Ashley and PN Rangers!
It is a great spotting, no matter which year it was taken. Good Job!
Congratulations beaker98, the Winner of the Week!
Your spotting has been nominated for the Spotting of the Week. The winner will be chosen by the Project Noah Rangers based on a combination of factors including: uniqueness of the shot, status of the organism (for example, rare or endangered), quality of the information provided in the habitat and description sections. There is a subjective element, of course; the spotting with the highest number of Ranger votes is chosen. Congratulations on being nominated!
Thanks sunnyjoseph:)
Lovely spotting beaker98!
Good to know Luis! Thanks for the heads-up!
Good news beaker98. The photos posted in 2006 are considered for the best photo of 2016 mission, even if they are taken in another year.
Thanks Caleb and Luis! Your comments are always appreciated. Luis, I did not add this to that mission because I took the photo in 2015. Does it go by date taken or date submitted? Thanks for the suggestion.
ust perfect beaker98,you should add your spottings to the new mission http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/2004... for chosing the best's wild photos of 2016,congrats and thanks for sharing