caterpillar

Sony A7III 100mm 2x macro lens Flash and diffuser..

This caterpillar was resting on a blade of grass on a warm spring day..

Black Swallowtail Caterpillar building Cocoon This caterpillar will turn into a beautiful Black Swallowtail Butterfly Nikon D7100, 50mm + 20mm ext. tube, handheld, ISO 123, F/8.0, 1/125 sec. No flash

Taken with Fujifilm XT1 + Fujinon 60 mm. F2.4, ISO 200, 1/125

That little dude first looked like a part of the tree until it enfolded. Fujifilm X-T3 Laowa 65mm f16 (I think) 1/250s iso200 or 400 speedlight with diffuser

Happiness is finding a caterpillar in your Capsicum. I know people might laugh. But if you are a macro fan. It can make your day . 90mm f/5.6 ISO 200. Camera Canon 7D. Lens: 90mm f/2.8 MACRO 1:1

This caterpillar is currently in the process of becoming a chrysalis. I hope it successfully transforms into the imago, but it will need to overwinter so we won't know until next Spring. Taking name suggestions :) Olympus TG-6 ~ f/14 ~1/100sec ISO-100 ~ flash fired

Hi together, this one is some weeks old but I was really happy to find this interesting looking caterpillar. What do you think? Have fun! Jörg

It was about 9pm and the sun had already set... it was nearly totally dark but I was able to spot this caterpillar with my flashlight. Hopefully you like it!

Elephant Hawk Moth caterpillars are huge! This one reached a good four inches or more! But what a lovely beast! 1/160sec, ISO 160, f/11. &)D & Venus 2:1 lens Enjoy. Paul.

shot this little guy with a sony A7ii, minolta auto bellows and minolta SR mount 135mm f4 bellows lens

Born a couple of hours ago i guess.... Isnt this cute? f

Please observe this picture. These cats have just changed instars. Hence the exuvia is lying there. The exuvia is a high protein food source for these butterfly cats, and would be consumed as soon the caterpillar is mobile. (it takes a little time for the exoskeleton to dry up, and the cat is...

Hickory Tussock Moth Larva (Lophocampa caryae) Lac Saint-François National Wildlife Area, Quebec, Canada. Ramsar site no. 361. Panasonic DMC-ZS20 • ƒ/3.3 4.3 mm 1/60 100 Flash (auto, did not fire)

This shot was taken during last rain. Any feedback/comments/critiques welcome. Thanks n regards,