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Day 35, webby nest
Copyright © 2009 G Whiz

Day 35, webby nest
Alameda County, California, USA
October 27, 2009
The caterpillars often rest between or under leaves, with or without webbing. This one wasn't fussy about surroundings or concealment. It made a shelter between a buddleia leaf and the side of the fishtank. It's been in there for two days, at least in the daytime.

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Eggs on blackberry Hatching Hatchling, Day 1 Day 2 Day 2, later Day 3 Day 3: 7 larvae Day 4 Day 6 Day 8, dorsal view Day 8, lateral view Day 8, front end Day 10 Day 10, hanging posture Day 19, typical leaf damage Day 19, molt Day 23 Day 28 Day 28, another specimen Day 30, advanced leaf damage Day 35, webby nest Day 40 Day 40, head Day 40, head Day 41, another specimen Day 42, hats off Day 42, hats off Day 42, hats off Day 42, hats off Day 42, exuviae Day 42, exuviae Day 60, at bottom of tank Day 62, leaf nest Day 62, paper nest Day 62, still striped Day 63, intermediate coloring Day 65, posterior view
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Contributed by G Whiz on 27 October, 2009 - 7:19pm

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