caterpillar identifications

[Richard Seaman]

Eric,

    Thanks very much for your input!  I checked your photo, and it
does seem to be a match, so I'll update the wallpaper page in the next
day or so.

regards,

Richard.

PuerNux at aol.com wrote in message news:<187EA9C3.41FEE3F1.0019DFA7 at aol.com>...
> Richard,
> I am pretty sure that #12 (your "pinstripedcaterpillar.jpg") is Cucullia asteroides, probably found on asters. Saw one just like it last summer, so I hope others agree with my ID. (see http://www.cedarcreek.umn.edu/insects/album/027075464ap.html for another picture)
> The "BlackAndRedCostaRicanCaterpillar.jpg" (third to last) is some sort of Nymphalid, I think, but others would be able to help you more.
> 
> -Eric Hossler
> 
> >folks,
> >
> >If anyone can identify any of the unidentified caterpillars on this
> >page, then I'd be most grateful:
> >
> >http://www.richard-seaman.com/Wallpaper/Nature/Caterpillars/index.html
> >
> >And if you can correct any misidentified caterpillars, then I'd be
> >somewhat less than most grateful, but grateful nonetheless.
> >
> >thanks, 
> >
> >Richard.

 
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