Gum-Leaf Skeletoniser Pupae

Not a pupa. This is a parasitised larval exoskeleton.
J.Farr BAgSc Phd Forest entomologist. DBCA, Conservation Science Western Australia

Maybe we find an ID for this one..

Thanks for making this ID so interesting... And what is the result???

That's fascinating, thanks so much for sharing

No- it is a caterpillar. Look at the left end and you can clearly see the well defined head capsule with the adfrontal sutures (a bit of scientific terminology).

The apparent multi-feet are indeed clumped, wet setae.

ID is inferred based on location and what appears to be apolysis.

The many little feet make me think it's a decapod of some sort

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decapoda

"wet-cat-lick"??? That does not sound very scientific...

A hairy caterpillar with the "wet-cat-lick" look!