Hypena opulenta moth caterpillar, later instar by Fletcher Wildlife Garden

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25-JUN-2014

Hypena opulenta moth caterpillar, later instar

This is a copyright free image provided to us for use on this gallery to show what the Hypena moth caterpillar looks like. Leaf-eating Hypena caterpillars are one means of potential bio-control of Vincetoxicum rossicum, Dog-strangling Vine. Here you can see some of the caterpillars in their controlled environment during the time the species was being studied in quarantine labs.

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Ceya		05-Jul-2014 17:04
Love the framing of this green moth caterpillar! An interesting little larva! V

joseantonio		05-Jul-2014 15:33
What an interesting image.V.

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