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Unknown spotting commented on by WildlifeCrusader El Paso City Limits, Texas, USA10 years ago

And now the twig has crushed it. However, black was spotted on the butterfly. Any explanations?

Wasp moth caterpillar commented on by WildlifeCrusader Curitiba, PR, Brazil10 years ago

I would call this the Pom-Pom caterpillar. Keep up the amazement!

giant shield bug commented on by WildlifeCrusader Indonesia10 years ago

Wonderful photo, with a wonderful representation of parental care within insects. When I showed this to my friend, they thought the adult was eating the children. ._.

"Panda Ant" (wingless wasp) commented on by WildlifeCrusader Santiago, XIII Región Metropolitana de Santiago, Chile10 years ago

Creepy and cute at the same time. If only it were fluffy...

moth buho commented on by WildlifeCrusader Santander, Colombia10 years ago

Looks like the concrete has a mustache. #AliveCement

Oleander Hawk Moth Caterpillar commented on by WildlifeCrusader Shimoga, Karnataka, India10 years ago

Cute, but the third picture is a bit...creepy.

Spicebush Swallowtail larvae commented on by WildlifeCrusader Tampa, Florida, USA10 years ago

The camouflage may be there to make it seem like a snake, but I find it adorable. ~<3

Unknown spotting commented on by WildlifeCrusader Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA10 years ago

It seems like a cicada or a grasshopper or something like that. Carolina has a point.

Unknown spotting commented on by WildlifeCrusader El Paso City Limits, Texas, USA10 years ago

I can't help but wonder. If it was a moth, did it have feather-like antenna? If not, it is a butterfly, but with its wings to the side, I'm guessing its a moth.

Unknown spotting commented on by WildlifeCrusader El Paso City Limits, Texas, USA10 years ago

It has opened it's wings and crazily flown around now. However, it caused a tiny tear. Although it is a small tear, the butterfly refuses flight. Any tips on what I should do and when I should release it?