Larvae Match-up Part 5

European Skipper Butterfly
Thymelicus lineola

Larva (photo: bugguide.net)

Adult (photo: Summer 2007)

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One-eyed Sphinx Moth
Smerinthus cerisyi

Larva (photo: bugguide.net)

Adult (photo: May 2010)

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Splendid Palpita Moth
Palpita magniferalis

Larva (photo: bugguide.net)

Adult (photo: May 2010)

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Hobomok Skipper Butterfly
Poanes hobomok

Larva (photo: bugguide.net)

Adult (photo: this past summer)

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Question Mark Butterfly
Polygonia interrogationis

Larva (photo: bugguide.net)

Adult (photo: this past summer)

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Virginia Tiger Moth
Spilosoma virginica

Larva: Yellow woolly bear caterpillar (photo: this past summer)

Adult (photo: bugguide.net)

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Rosy Maple Moth
Dryocampa rubicunda

Larva (photo: bugguide.net)

Adult (photo: July 2007)

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That is all for now!
No more species left at this time!

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Some Random Shots of Summer

One of our day lilies

I am fascinated by the stigma

A geometer moth

Another, different, brown geometer moth

Bumblebee on red clover

Five-toed raccoon track and tiny, round Zorro the Cat
tracks in the mud after a flash flood.

Dwarf zinnia that Ironman successfully planted

They bloomed continuously until the first heavy frost in September.

A Carolina grasshopper

Yellow woolly bear caterpillar

An unidentified warbler

Question Mark Butterfly

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