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Megalopyge opercularis

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Asp Caterpillar - Photo 1

Caterpillar of the Southern flannel moth on oak leaf. The caterpillar is cover in light hairs with a rusty-orange strip dissecting the length of its body. It is on a green oak leaf.
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Asp Caterpillar - Photo 2

Macro of a Southern flannel moth caterpillar, called a puss caterpillar. It s covered in lkhaki colored hair. It is is rounder on the end in the left frame. The end in the right frame comes to a point. It is on a green leaf with visible veins.
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Asp Caterpillar - Photo 3

puss caterpillar - Megalopyge opercularis -head shot with selected focus on the head and mouth parts, larval form of southern Flannel moth on oak leaves
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Asp Caterpillar - Photo 4

Macro of aBlack-waved flannel moth caterpillar (Megalopyge crispata), on a brown tree trunk. The caterpillar looks like a hairy Q-tip.
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Asp Caterpillar - Photo 5

An eastern tent caterpillar, Malacosoma americanum, climbs up a stick in early summer with an empty green background
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Asp Caterpillar - Photo 6

Macro of a hickory tussock caterpillar. It is mostly gray with mostly white hairs stuck out from its body, giving it a fuzzy appearance. There are two distinct black tufts, on toward the from, and one toward the back. Against medium brown background
Stephanie Gelman/Shutterstock.com
puss caterpillar - Megalopyge opercularis -head shot with selected focus on the head and mouth parts, larval form of southern Flannel moth on oak leaves

Asp Caterpillar

Megalopyge opercularis

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