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I found this on a post to my patio cover yesterday. I have seen moths wrapped before but never two together. I read that some moths maybe several inside a web, leaf covering. they then eat the leafs from safety
a warning. good to read about pussycat moths with a very toxic bite
https://voices.nationalgeographic.org/2014/09/16/toxic-toupee-explaining-the-most-venomous-caterpillar-in-the-u-s/
Comments (17)
eekdog Online Now!
One freaky looking sucker, wonder what it will become? Cool discovery..
rachris480907
This is a great capture. Very interesting! (I like your explanation, but maybe they're just being modest. lol)
Thanks for sharing. I've never seen anything like this before.
hilmarion
extraordinary photo
starship64 Online Now!
I've never seen anything like that before. It's definitely weird.
Palaemon
Amazing capture.
DukeNukem2005
Excellent!
miwi
Klasse foto,maybe a alien.LOL
blankfrancine
Strange natural wonder expertly shot.
ontar1
That is interesting, great capture!
anitalee
Cool
dochtersions
Oh, WOW, I've never seen something like that, and what a hairy legs. The info is very interesting too, Richard. Thank you for that link.
farmerC
Shining.
netsuke
A mating perhaps?
STEVIEUKWONDER
I was a little unsure what that was from the thumbnail Richard. Very cleverly framed subject(s)!
iborg64
Very interesting shot never seen something quite like this before
nickcarter
Great shot!
Faemike55
strange does not begin to describe this scene - great find and cool link