A cute caterpillar? Check out the first one. Until I started running across them on my website journeys, I had no idea of the diversity of these creatures. It may seem unconnected, but they remind me of the first time I ran across sea slugs and was awed by the multiplicity of colors, the whimsical shapes and sizes. Same with the caterpillars.
Milkweed Tussock moth caterpillar
Stinging Rose caterpillar
By Dead Eye Arrow
Red-Footed Fuzzy Wuzzy Caterpillar
Saddleback Caterpillar
Henry’s marsh moth
Woolly-bear or Black-ended-bear caterpillar
Yellow-based Tussock moth caterpillar
Virginia Ctenuchid moth caterpillar
The Paddle caterpillar
By Jano de Cesare
By Morti Riuuallon
By Artour A.
White-marked Tussock moth caterpillar
Bayucca
By Brian Bradley
By Richard Dudley
By Jay Cossey
By Darius Bauzys
Stay tuned. If you think about it, you will know what the next post will be–and I promise to show you some you’ve never seen before.
Thanks to Bored Panda
These little guys are so cute! Some look almost like plants, some look like cartoons, all are delightful. Thanks for yet another amazing posting, Dusky.
WOW. Had no idea. Thank you so much. Really enjoyed looking at them. Realizing how truly wonderful our world is.
God’s great artistry is so stunningly reflected in each and every caterpillar. Amazing color scheme and so attractive! Any one would pick up to satisfy one’s curiosity to find out what flower it is
I did not know there were of so many variety,thanks to city life.
As usual photographs are great. Thanks.
Wow, beautiful, yick, cute, amazing variety.
I was trying to identify the Milkweed Tussock but then saw all these other amazing caterpillars! Where are they all from?
They are really weird caterpillars
…fascinating & truly beautiful!!!
nice,cute but very poisonous :O
Hi Dusky! Did you take the 8th photo from the top, just below the Red-Footed Fuzzy Wuzzy caterpillar? Amazing photographs in this series of wonders. I’d like to use that photo in a promotion for my school’s insect club! Please email me if I can use it!