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Geometrid caterpillar Stock Photos and Images
RMKPKCBA–USA, WA, Bainbridge Island. Geometrid moth caterpillar had unique gait (inchworm) due to lack of central legs. Camouflages as twig.
RMF465G9–Geometer moth (Geometridae) caterpillar also known as a looper or inch-worm caterpillar, Yorkshire, UK. April.
RF2DNPBE6–Geometrid Caterpillar, Inchworm, Lopper or Spanworm, the Caterpillar of a Geometer Moth notable for its looping gait or movement
RM2PNWDP4–White-eyed vireo (Vireo griseus) with a geometrid caterpillar in the beak during spring migration, Galveston, Texas, USA.
RF2A6KXWN–Geometrid caterpillar. It can blend into the wood until it becomes identical to the wood of the trees.
RME45M72–Geometrid moth (Geometridae sp) caterpillar moving along twig, Triglav National Park, Slovenia, June 2009
RMKPKCBB–USA, WA, Bainbridge Island. Geometrid moth caterpillar had unique gait (inchworm) due to lack of central legs. Camouflages as twig.
RMG24DCR–A small green 'Inchworm' moth caterpillar (unknown species) at Pitstone, Buckinghamshire, UK
RM2CBXD1H–Geometrid Moth, Synchlora sp., larva camouflaged with flower debris on Ashy Sunflower, Helianthus mollis
RMR0T17G–Geometrid Moth, Synchlora sp., larva camouflaged with flower debris, on black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia hirta
RF2A6KXY4–Geometrid caterpillar. It can blend into the wood until it becomes identical to the wood of the trees.
RMR0TD30–Geometrid Moth, Synchlora sp., larva camouflaged with flower debris, on black-eyed Susan, Rudbeckia hirta
RFH4FYAH–Clouded magpie moth (Abraxas sylvata) caterpillar. Distinctive larva in the family Geometridae on wych elm (Ulmus glabra)
RM2E12W0D–The caterpillar inchworm of a linden looper moth (Erannis sp) from Mendocino County in Northern California.
RMTRJ295–A bullet ant (Paraponera clavata) attacks and kills a caterpillar, it will now bring it back to the nest to eat.
RM2E7789R–Geometrid Moth larva, Ceratonyx arizonensis, Geometridae. Feeding on Heartleaf Goldeneye, Viguiera cordifolia. Length 45 mm. Same as 14091169-14091183
RM2PHBR3H–Caterpillar, moth larva genus Cucullia Fam. Noctuidae. Monte Doglia, Alghero, SS, Sardinia, Italy
RFR97AWE–An interesting Twig Mimic caterpillar of the Lytrosis genus dangling from a support thread with a dark background.
RMG24DF9–A small green 'Inchworm' moth caterpillar (unknown species) at Pitstone, Buckinghamshire, UK
RM2BNE3R1–Green twig mimicking geometrid moth caterpillar (Geometridae) hanging from a bramble leaf as it prepares to pupate, GWT Lower Woods reserve, Glouceste
RFJ21E32–Looper Moth caterpillar , Bangalore , INDIA. The looper moths predominantly fall under superfamily Geometroidea. The moths acquire their name from the
RF2A6KXWX–Geometrid caterpillar, head close-up. It can blend into the wood until it becomes identical to the wood of the trees.
RFJ21E54–Looper Moth caterpillar , Aarey Milk Colony , INDIA. The looper moths predominantly fall under superfamily Geometroidea. The moths acquire their name
RF2J72H15–Buds, flowers, young leaves of apple trees damaged by the parasite caterpillars of Winter Moth (Operophtera brumata) in the orchard.
RM2JNR4NE–The superb cryptic camouflage of this Geometrid Moth caterpillar makes it look just like a piece of twig or bark,
RM2E778D6–Geometrid Moth larva, Ceratonyx arizonensis, Geometridae. Length 52 mm. Feeding on Heartleaf Goldeneye, Viguiera cordifolia. Same as 14091126-14091166
RM2E776XD–Geometrid Moth larva, Ceratonyx arizonensis, Geometridae. Feeding on Heartleaf Goldeneye, Viguiera cordifolia. Length 33 mm. Same as 14100017-14100022
RMG24D74–A small green 'Inchworm' moth caterpillar (unknown species) at Pitstone, Buckinghamshire, UK
RMPB8FK5–Geometrid moth caterpillar (Geometridae sp.) moving along a twig in classic pose, Corbieres, France, May.
RM2K17C74–The family of Geometrid Moths are medium sized and cryptically marked. The caterpillar of the Oblique Peacock is superbly marked to mimic a twig
RMBE71K2–Geometrid Moth Larva - Common Name Inchworm - Oregon - USA - Family Geometridae - Looks like twig
RF2J72GXT–Buds, flowers, young leaves of apple trees damaged by the parasite caterpillars of Winter Moth (Operophtera brumata) in the orchard.
RFJ21DKW–Looper Moth caterpillar , Aarey Milk Colony , INDIA. The looper moths predominantly fall under superfamily Geometroidea. The moths acquire their name
RMG24D9R–A small green 'Inchworm' moth caterpillar (unknown species) at Pitstone, Buckinghamshire, UK
RF2GFRBD6–pretty orange and brown Geometrid moth caterpillar (looper or inchworm) crawling forward in characteristic looping movement on a green plant stem
RFR56MWG–Stick-mimic geometrid moth larva (inchworm) using thin line of silk to suspend itself from a twig.
RMBE4AFK–Geometrid Moth Larva - Common Name Inchworm - Oregon - USA - Family Geometridae - Looks like twig
RMW7X4NA–Geometer moth (Geometridae) caterpillar also known as a looper or inch-worm caterpillar, Yorkshire, UK. April.
RM2K18922–The family of Geometrid Moths are medium sized and cryptically marked. The caterpillar of the Oblique Peacock is superbly marked to mimic a twig
RF2J72H0B–Buds, flowers, young leaves of apple trees damaged by the parasite caterpillars of Winter Moth (Operophtera brumata) in the orchard.
RMW7YNRC–Scorched wing moth (Plagodis dolabraria) caterpillar, in typical camouflage posture, Hertfordshire, England, UK. August
RF2M9FF3C–Green Geometrid caterpillar looper or inchworm crawling forward in characteristic looping movement close-up.
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