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What is this grub?
- Thread starter martin-bernstein
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Teddy Roosevelt
i loev cronsankes
It's pretty, whatever it is!
Sweetseraph
New member
I don't know what it is, but a quick google search showed it's not a giant swallowtail caterpillar.
martin-bernstein
Anything Lava!
Right, I looked it up in a caterpillar book and found nothing that resembled this particular specimen- the illustration of the giant swallowtail looked most like it, bust still not quite... Anyone got a clue?
ShenziSixaxis
Sticking To The Ceiling
Some sort of hybrid perhaps?
Sweetseraph
New member
Oh, and apparently he's pink because he's ready to make a cocoon. Normally they are greener.
martin-bernstein
Anything Lava!
Cool! Thanks for that. Have you seen them before? THeir caterpillars are so much more spectacular than their moth. Anyway, mystery solved.
ShenziSixaxis
Sticking To The Ceiling
That is super cool. 
Sweetseraph
New member
No, I've never seen that one before. I just looked for a site that showed a bunch of caterpillars and then scrolled through the pics. The caterpillar is definitely nicer than the moth...not a big fan of moths. LOL
The caterpillar is definitely nicer than the moth...not a big fan of moths. LOL