This little guy (less than an inch wing-spread) appeared on my sunroom window yesterday and remained just long enough for me to take one macro through the pane. Is it possible to ID a belly shot?
CLOSED: Who is this little moth?
Probably a Wavy-lined Emerald, Synchlora aerata. I don't think the other similar Synchlora moth is found this far north.
Scroll down to number 7058 to see the caterpillars on the first link:
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/Files/Live/Living34.5.shtml
http://davesgarden.com/guides/bf/go/4863/
Thanks claypa....I think you've nailed it. Thanks for the links. Although I've previously seen some caterpillars who were disguised with flower or foliage attachments, I haven't seen any recently.
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