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Fall webworm moth caterpillar

Hyphantria cunea

Description:

These caterpillars begin their webs from the ends of the branches, not from the crotches of the tree. They are sometimes confused with tent caterpillars and bagworms. Fall webworms overwinter as pupae in their cocoons below the tree, but the webs may remain in the tree through most of the winter before weathering away.

Habitat:

Mason Farm Biological Reserve

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Maria dB
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Maria dB

North Carolina, USA

Spotted on Sep 15, 2013
Submitted on Sep 16, 2013

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