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I think I need a magnifier! :|
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:dontknow: You've stumped me :dontknow:
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Well, I can only guess it is lurking in the dark spot behind the leaves?
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Ummm. The curvy leaf that's dead center in the pic looks like it might have a caterpillar nestled in the tip?
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Here is my guess...

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no clue! I blew the image up and can't find anything
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a caterpillar of common baron butterfly.....

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Good one, CV! And all this time it was hiding in plain sight. Nice nose ornament.
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Ah, I see! Nice critter! :)
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Looks like it is starting to form a pupae in that picture. I couldn't see it even thought I was looking right at it!
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its the way they camouflage. these sit right along the central leaf line and skip detection. this is a medium sized caterpillar and will take 4 to5 days more to transform into a pupa .......
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Wow. It was hard to find even in the enlarged pictures!
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Good one CV! :)
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WOW! Nice! Now I can see it in the original picture!
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