Green silver lines

:D yup, I don't see a reason why shouldn't they do so! :)

Haven't heard of that but since they spend millions of euros on nature projects they can spend a few thousands on exploring kids like us :).
There are a few organizations that fund projects only in Europe!

many, many thousands, yes :) luck and a sharp eyes woul be great :)
well, at least you still can learn about the insect world in France :) and mushrooms a bit later :)

they really fund something like that?

Hahaah, yea need to find thousands of organisms, good luck to us :).
Now it's the perfect mushroom season but not yet in France. In DK was really nice, mushrooms everywhere :).

We are the future entomologists, none can say anything about that :). At some point we need to get some fundings from European Union and do some European biodiversity expeditions, keep that in mind the idea just pumped and it's not impossible :)

Looks crazy amazing!!!! I haven't seen it either.
So I will have to find it! :) (haha, I have to find green caterpillar, blue mushroom (I checked, I have that blue edible mushroom in my country, too), and so many other organisms :)) )

I will keep that book for a while, so if you remember something that you want to know, just let me know! :)

haha, we're self-proclaimed entomologists- colleagues :)) Nice! :)

I was suposed to check it before I leave but totally forgot it and then thought I could rely on you as a colleague :)

Wow thanks a lot! Haven't seen the adult, looks crazy green!

You have an amazing memory!!! :)
In the book there was Pseudoips fagana, but as I understood they are synonymes :)

Thanks, can you please check which species is it if you still have that book because I left mine in DK. I think there was a photo of this one in the pages where all the other caterpillars were illustrated :).

nice spotting! Ive never seen such a caterpillar.

Well done! :)
Color is amazing!! And prolegs are very interesting, too! :)