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Heather R Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R Connecticut, USA7 years ago

Mosquito larvae is a strong possibility.

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Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R Illinois, USA7 years ago

Maybe a young chicken of the woods?

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Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R Arizona, USA7 years ago

They look like the flowers of a Royal Poinciana tree.

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Heather R Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R Arizona, USA7 years ago

They look like Mexican petunias.

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Wingless Tussock Moth ♀ commented on by Heather R Nueva Ecija, Philippines7 years ago

Thank you for posting this - so interesting!

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assasin bug commented on by Heather R San Pablo, Laguna, Philippines7 years ago

It looks like an assassin bug.

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Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R Pennsylvania, USA7 years ago

Maybe a sphinx moth? Rustic sphinx caterpillars can look like yours. According to whatsthatbug.com, many caterpillars will turn pink, orange or brown just before they pupate.

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Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R Saskatchewan, Canada7 years ago

It looks like a herring gull.

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Unknown spotting commented on by Heather R California, USA7 years ago

I believe it's a skipper (family Hesperiidae); I'm no use beyond that point. :)

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exoskeleton commented on by Heather R Comunitat Valenciana, Spain7 years ago

Is it a dragonfly nymph?

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