Susan asks-
What on earth is this creature? In my back yard.
Susan LaRosa Photos
Creature ID For Susan LaRosa
My View of Life on the Dock
My View of Life on the Dock
Susan asks-
What on earth is this creature? In my back yard.
Susan LaRosa Photos
Good Morning Gloucester 
Eyed Tiger Moth or Leopard – Maybe mating or damaged?The larvae is the woolly bear caterpillar.
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Eyed Tiger or Leopard Moth – Maybe mating or damaged? The larvae is the woolly bear caterpillar.
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Giant Leopard Moths – mating!
John
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Super interesting creature(s) — my guess is that it is two moths mating.
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whoa!
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My guess is 2 mating giant leopard moths.
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Don’t know what they are, but they seem to be mating whatever they are.
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Beautiful Giant Leopard Moths (Hypercompe scribonia), with a wingspan of approximately three inches.
The larvae is spiny and wooly, similar to, but not the same as the Banded Wooly Bear Tiger Moth caterpillar, also called the Isabella Tiger Moth–two separate species.
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I surely did not have a clue may have seen but not the detail you had. Thanks 🙂 Dave & Kim:-)
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Thank you everyone. We gets lots of creeping, crawling and flying creatures.
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lovely couple
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Thank you everyone.
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