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Unknown caterpillar found on Oak tree - Anisota senatoria
Copyright © 2006 David A. Mitschelen

Unknown caterpillar found on Oak tree - Anisota senatoria
Lavonia, Franklin County, Georgia, USA
August 21, 2006
Size: shown in photo
These caterpillars cluster in an oak tree next to a parking lot.
I found 1 cocoon, aparently from the same caterpillars, but have no idea what they are.

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Contributed by David A. Mitschelen on 21 August, 2006 - 5:40pm
Last updated 25 December, 2008 - 3:03pm

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