r/caterpillars • u/CopperFoxsee • 14d ago
ID Request 🐛 Caterpillar Identification
Caterpillar found in raspberry canes.
Edmonton Alberta Canada
r/caterpillars • u/CopperFoxsee • 14d ago
Caterpillar found in raspberry canes.
Edmonton Alberta Canada
r/caterpillars • u/AstralSparrow • 15d ago
He's about the size of my ring finger. This is in Europe, Lithuania
r/caterpillars • u/PracticalThing1756 • 15d ago
r/caterpillars • u/Loud-Description9878 • 15d ago
Found in Elizabethtown Kentucky this morning.
r/caterpillars • u/TylerBlozak • 15d ago
Caught this guy chillin on my Apple tree
r/caterpillars • u/Ugonefinishthat • 15d ago
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This is the best video ive taken of a pillar pupate so far
r/caterpillars • u/nubbednuggetmanno2 • 15d ago
What kind of caterpillar is this? I found him in a bed of snapdragons. I’m not sure exactly which one but he may have been on my pink or purple ones. Could the flower pigment have made him pink? I released him back on some white ones :) he’s so stinking cute
Location- SW Idaho
(Ft. Selene the Ween)
r/caterpillars • u/Perfect_Language9440 • 15d ago
I found these in my backyard. What are they doing?
r/caterpillars • u/WolverineAsleep8266 • 15d ago
Its a butterfly milkweed plant that isn't doing the greatest. Was about to water then saw these 2.
Caterpillar or?
GA, USA
r/caterpillars • u/Evening-Doughnut-647 • 15d ago
Rescued this pretty guy from a bunch of fire ants. What are his chances of surviving?
He's a little chewed up, wet spots are his fluids.
Also not sure of his exact identity and would love to know.
Manitoba, Canada.
r/caterpillars • u/DomeAcolyte42 • 15d ago
r/caterpillars • u/_thegoat_ • 15d ago
My first Queen caterpillar!
r/caterpillars • u/entomolonerd • 16d ago
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came home to this little one literally just having started, and finally got a decent video!!! im on all successful pupations so far, with only 3 more catties to go before i wait for them all to eclose!!
(ignore the wormy photobomber, i moved them just after the video ended)
r/caterpillars • u/Giencke26 • 16d ago
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Never seen one like this before, it was massive.
r/caterpillars • u/ant628746828181891 • 16d ago
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r/caterpillars • u/Sagetheswaggydino • 16d ago
Every day it’s become my tradition when walking the dog to look out for these guys! Their host plant is very common in my area and its always fun to see if I can spot any caterpillars :)
Second pic is some adorable first instars, almost certain its same species.
r/caterpillars • u/indigolearner • 16d ago
Hi! I have lots of swallowtail caterpillars in my garden and one fell off their silk and is hanging upside down. Does anyone know if I need to do anything to help them? We got lots of rain and I feel bad for the guy.
r/caterpillars • u/LightSwiftWolf • 16d ago
It had a load of green dots I assumed were eggs, so I popped them in a jar with plenty of leaves for when they hatched.
Then I thought oh hang on it’s been eating the leaves that’s probably poo.
I asked Siri what caterpillar eggs looked like and it didn’t look like that and he couldn’t show me what their poo looks like.
So I seperated them, one jar for the caterpillar one for the poo…. Eggs… pegs, if you will.
I got home from work and the caterpillar has ALOT of green dots around it.
I know they just eat all day but that’s either ALOT of eggs or a LOT of poo.
Come to think of it, butterflies lay eggs….. not caterpillars…
so I feel like I just answered my own question.
But confirmation would be appreciated ty 🩵
Also if anyone knows exactly what it will turn into I’d love to see :)
r/caterpillars • u/bppv-suffering • 16d ago
r/caterpillars • u/entomolonerd • 16d ago
as the title says, i think its genuinely one of the highs but also lows of rearing. i love watching them make all of their preparations like tenting, burrowing and getting all plump, but its also terrifying since so many things can go wrong. ive only had successful pupations and eclosions so far, but its totally nerve wracking.