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Caterpillar for ID, W Yorks moors, 07/10 (1 Viewer)

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davpen

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Can anyone help with the ID please? Length was around an inch.

Thanks,

David
 

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Possibly, but it looked different to (and much smaller than) the Fox Moth caterpillar's I'm familiar with. An early instar maybe? Thanks anyway.
 
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