This is a caterpillar that I can’t find in my reference books. It must be some type of geometer.
If you can identify this caterpillar or have suggestions please leave a comment below. Thanks!
A Natural History Journal & Library
This is a caterpillar that I can’t find in my reference books. It must be some type of geometer.
If you can identify this caterpillar or have suggestions please leave a comment below. Thanks!
This is a wonderful carry-along field guide to mammal tracks found in New England. The guide includes a key to determining what animal may have made the track along with comparison pages for quick reference between species. Recommended for beginner to advanced.
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This seems to be an elm sawfly larva (not a true caterpillar, which becomes a butterfly or moth). Here
http://www.simplegiftsfarm.com/yellow-caterpillar-black-stripe-elm-sawfly-larva-comments.html
is a description, and if you go to Bugguide.com and search for “elm sawfly larva” there is a picture of the yellow form near the middle.
Hi
Thanks for the ID, and that seems to be the critter. Sawflies are sort of sneaky.
Cheers,
Fred