Post by doii on Aug 21, 2017 10:59:30 GMT
Hello there,
A friend of mine enjoys documenting insects that he encounters. Recently he met a caterpillar but is unable to find much information about it. It was found in the early winter morning among the clovers. My dear friend believes that it could possibly be a gum moth or hawk moth.
If anyone is able to identify what type of this caterpillar/lavae is please let us know. We are located in the northwestern suburbs of Victoria, Australia if that helps a little.
Here is a photo of the little fellow. He is roughly 7cm(2.7") long.
A friend of mine enjoys documenting insects that he encounters. Recently he met a caterpillar but is unable to find much information about it. It was found in the early winter morning among the clovers. My dear friend believes that it could possibly be a gum moth or hawk moth.
If anyone is able to identify what type of this caterpillar/lavae is please let us know. We are located in the northwestern suburbs of Victoria, Australia if that helps a little.
Here is a photo of the little fellow. He is roughly 7cm(2.7") long.
