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Those are some very neat shots Narmer! Is that a real caterpillar? Jim
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Thank you Tiger: Yes it's a real one.
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Never seen such a caterpillar!!
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I have seen a nice macro of same species in Pbase, but don't recall links.
Here it is from a page found with google, see down at the bottom of the page http://xtalk.msk.su/photo/macro/ |
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Those look amazing.
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wow Francesco,
that caterpillar is a jewel! Sven |
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I shot the same species too once (there are different color variations):
![]() It's Lymantria dispar, the Gypsy Moth. That's an interesting species, because sometimes after years of constant population there can happen Gypsy Moth outbreaks which can seriously damage the woods of a whole region. |
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The caterpillar is fantastic! I like the lighting effect on the pearls too. Don
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Thanks to all.
Stoney I had thought it must have been a moth's rather than butterfly caterpillar. It's starting to be cold also here in Italy so, unless some indoor experiment, it is nearly useless to carry with me 6T/5T outdoor now. I envy persons like Tchuanye who may arguably shot at someinteresting insect all the year. Narmer |
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