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Papaipema duovata? - Homoeosoma
Copyright © 2016 Jason M. Crockwell

Papaipema duovata? - Homoeosoma
Westport/Horseneck Beach State Reservation, on path between beach and campground, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
July 17, 2016
I placed it on this plant to take photos due to how hot the sand was. Found on the path between sand dunes. Couldn't find similar images and was reading about the Seaside Goldenrod Borer and got to wondering if this might be one.

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Contributed by Jason M. Crockwell on 15 December, 2016 - 11:04pm
Last updated 12 October, 2018 - 4:46pm

Similar images are being collected under Homeosoma

but we don't know how many species have caterpillars that might look like this
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