alexmdevoy

Thanks! Ps.I Identified your green worm as an io moth larvae. I know it is definitely that because I raised 9 this summer.

good idea. thx for all the imput. ;) ps. just curious, where in the states did u move too? just wondering what wildlife is in your area. im on the jersey shore.

wow! that has such bright eyes! why is it humans have dull eyes, and birds have such bright eyes! Some birs eyes are red, an this ones eyes are yellow!

That was my favourite too!

im not sure what its called, but i know its not poisinous ( or at least to box turtles it isnt) because last year there was abox turtle in my backyard eating one of those!

Thanks! I tried to get a shot a male and female on my hand to show the difference, but they are just so fast, and it kept running off my hand! Im 14 and at the time i was just turning 13, but i was in a biology program in the Barnagat Bay, in NJ. I saw a lot interesting things there...check out the baby turtle on my page. I just started project noah as few weeks ago, so now i have to go through like 10,000 pics i took over the years of the animals. So, im going to have a lot of spotting that i spotted from a few years ago.

I am not. I was with the man who was. we caught it in a mist net in nj.

I think it was trying to find a spot to pupate. Do you see a lot in your area?

Common blue Damselfly I think......

Tomato hornworm. Larvae of the sphinx moth