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Hmm that doesn't narrow too much, but usually only moths lay eggs together so I'd say they are some sort of moth caterpillar. Perhaps cecropia, Luna, or Polyphemus.
This was quite far from any trees, but there were a few maples, oaks, and locusts in the distance.
What trees were nearby?
Spotted on Jun 27, 2012 Submitted on Oct 28, 2012
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Hmm that doesn't narrow too much, but usually only moths lay eggs together so I'd say they are some sort of moth caterpillar. Perhaps cecropia, Luna, or Polyphemus.
This was quite far from any trees, but there were a few maples, oaks, and locusts in the distance.
What trees were nearby?