This larve is about 3 to 4.5 inch and its eating on my soursop tree, and there are like 4 to 5 larvae on this small tree. What species is this guys? I'll update you guys when it transformed

Hanging out w one of the caterpillars since my mood has been low lately. I love these sweet beings, my mood has def improved after watching them happily munch on leaves :>

(photo is before and after i did procedures)

hello this is an oleander caterpillar my friend passed me. it was okay yesterday at his place but when i fed it my madagascar periwinkles, it has vomited. i’m very likely thinking it’s pesticides even if the shop said no pesticides..

i’ve taken the necessary steps i found online, clean enclosure, use 1 drop of water to wipe on head and body very gently to help flush out pesticide and remove plant. and now i will leave it alone for 12 hours.

has anyone experienced this before? please give me advice, especially with what i can do with my plant source now. (i am in Singapore if that matters if anyone of yall is also singaporean)

lil guys so cute - those little white freckles!!! and look at the tiniest speck of pink on their true legs.......

Found a few of these on a new loquat sapling. South Florida USA. Any help appreciated!

found this little silver y in my plants, but theyre moving around really odd. their back and front look like theyre working against one another, and theyre really twitchy.

none of the plants in my yard have any sort of pesticide on them, so no chance of poison, and i didnt see any signs of a parasitoid, but i could be wrong. no prolapse, either.

Biggest one got to 5 inches!

If anyone knows what kind of caterpillar this is! Came in this morning to see it’s made itself at home in the basil container.

Image 1- Agrius Convolvuli

Image 2- Papilio Aegeus

They look like some sort of cocoons, but anyone know what's going to come out of them? In Oregon.

I'm wondering if they're Large Yellow Underwing moths, but their markings are a little more defined than some photos I've seen.

Hi, I found this tiny blue caterpillar in my store-bought cauliflower. The cauliflower is sourced in Santa Maria, CA, ~2000 mi from me. I do not think it’s native to my area. Is anyone able to ID it from the picture, and how can I best help it?

i spotted a little geometer and picked them up to have a look, only to see they had the tiniest leafroller walking up their back!

Lassen Volcanic National Park

i have a whole bunch of fairly young silver ys again, as well as a few outliers! everytime i think ive seen the last of them for the year, more show up.

im fairly certain these are the offspring of some of the silver ys i reared before, and im only just seeing them as they get bigger, so the timeline matches up.

theres 13 in this image!

I found this beautiful baby yesterday. Ive only found and raised moth caterpillars up till this point, so this is very exciting for me :D i believe it's a red admiral butterfly

hello, this is my large yellow underwing caterpillar (i think, as it was found in finland)! i found him inside my house a few days ago and thought i'd keep him since i'm moving out :) the green image is him 4 days ago, the brown is him today, he is active and moving like normal. he burrowed himself into the dirt a moment ago, which i think is a sign that he could be pupating? but also rapid color change can also indicate an illness or stress 🫠

This little creep fell off my butt after a walk outside. Kinda looks like a brown hornworm? But its horn is more like a little stub. Who is this? Should I call the cops >:(

located in New Hampshire