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Caterpillar ID. UK (1 Viewer)
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Paul Chapman
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I have not got the new Caterpillar book (yet) but as I am staying in today for the 31st consecutive day, I spent a while looking through Porter....
It looks like Plate 49 illustration Q which is Old Lady.
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf...ECM&cshid=1587827243231&biw=360&bih=592&dpr=3
Foodplant & timing are correct.
All the best
It looks like Plate 49 illustration Q which is Old Lady.
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf...ECM&cshid=1587827243231&biw=360&bih=592&dpr=3
Foodplant & timing are correct.
All the best
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Pam_m
Well-known member
Thank you very much for the ID Paul!
I had looked through my Chris Manley British Moths and Butterflies guide and also online and wondered if it were Old Lady but as I find Moths and Caterpillars as hard as Gulls to ID thought I would ask those more in the know!
Thank you for your help and stay safe.
I had looked through my Chris Manley British Moths and Butterflies guide and also online and wondered if it were Old Lady but as I find Moths and Caterpillars as hard as Gulls to ID thought I would ask those more in the know!
Thank you for your help and stay safe.
