What caterpillar is this?

Whatthefluff

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You can't make out from so far, also you need little more close and detail shots. I think I have seen this type of caterpillar, and from what I can see it may be the "One-eyed Sphinx moth caterpillar".

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AviatorTom Follow
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For now, it's a green Caterpillar. Later, it will evolve into a moth... what kind of moth? I don't know.

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I'd hate to use the old cliché & I'm not trying to be funny, but... a green one?

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strateguy632 Follow
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it is certainly the child of the blue caterpillar that alice spoke with. ma was yellow.

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Leapfrog00 Follow
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It might be one of those Moth caterpillars. They're green like that.

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worldscolide Follow
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Possibly Amphipyra pyramidea, can't say for sure though.

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- Pterodon
  
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  Actually a very good guess. It would depend on what part of the world it was seen
  
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- worldscolide
  
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  Right!!
  
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- Whatthefluff
  
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  So a fruit worm?
  
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- worldscolide
  
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  I think so. I could be wrong though. Id need a better picture of it.
  
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- OfMiceandMen
  
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  I tend to agree. I've seen this type of caterpillar and moth (Eurasian Copper Underwing) before in Ontario.
  
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glennos89 Follow
Yoda Age: 36

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Looks like caterpie 😂

Better catch it and train it so it can evolve into methapod😋

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JustinTheGreat Follow
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he’s just a cute little guy

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SawerBrown Follow
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It's a green one.

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- SawerBrown
  
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  It looks like it could be a cabbage looper caterpillar they eat away at all of the cabbage family plants.
  
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linka_pat307 Follow
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The one I hate 😁

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Babygirl_S Follow
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Looks fluorescent green to me.

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Guardian45 Follow
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The squishy crunchy kind!

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- call_me_scar
  
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  Darn beat me 2 it
  
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- Guardian45
  
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  @call_me_scar. LOL!
  
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Justaguyagain Follow
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A smol one

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LavLavLuv Follow
Master Age: 27

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Aww 🐛

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Adogdog Follow
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Not sure :)

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