Green Hawkmoth caterpillar

Thanks, Lani!

Done, bayucca. Thanks! :)

Please, update your spotting.

Now, you just have to add the scientific name as well, thanks!

That false "head" is just spectacular!

Thank you, Jolly and Bayucca, I've changed the name. :)

Lani, these are Green Hawk Moth caterpillars as suggested by bayucca and J. Please take a look at my spotting here: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/127...

thanks DianePlatcoBrooks, it because I have resemble spotting
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/116...

Good eyes UrifahRidlo to notice that this was not a swallowtail larva !

Hi Lani, pls include this instead in Leana's moth mission: http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/1591.... Thanks! :)

This is a hawk moth caterpillar, Sphingidae. I'm looking for a species for you now.

Sphingidae/Hawkmoth caterpillar.

Very interesting, eyespots like some swallowtails but has that spike at the rear like a sphinx moth. ID in question here.

so cute, but I think they wont become a buterflies, they will be a moth, brown moth

Done, Agnes. :)
Thanks, Adarsha.

Thats an awesome spotting Lani...

Hi Lani.. pls include this also in our Philippine Butterfly mission. Thanks a lot!

That plant has largest concentrations of Calcium oxalates and silice, Very toxic....

Great shot..thanks for the sharing..

Great picture detail.

wow! I didn't know there was a swallowtail that eats caladium leaves. Good looking caterpillar.

gud shot

Thank you, Sally!

Nice shot..thanks for the sharing and I think they will become beautiful butterfly...!