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by bpval » 12/07/08, 10:36

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Definitely it is the season of discoveries (after the ants)
I ask your skills to identify this creature

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Compare with the size of the watch and it looks like a very BIG chenille : Shock:

Thank you

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by I Citro » 12/07/08, 11:00

: Arrow: One day the cat brought back a caterpillar "hairs" in its fur. As it was not moving we put it in a cheese box.

The next day she had lost her hair and looked like a cocoon.
When it has "hatched" we saw the female butterfly which remains close to its cocoon because at the moment of the hatching a "juice" flows which attracts the males.
We witnessed mating, laying in a corner of the wall which literally empties the abdomen of the female.

I took a few pictures (with the phone) and we found the name of the beast on the internet.
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by I Citro » 12/07/08, 11:14

: Arrow: There are many sites that deal with lepidtera as Insect-net

For the pupae, I have not yet found ...
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by Christophe » 12/07/08, 12:30

: Shock: the monster!!

I thought the Chernobyl mutations were over :)

Beware of hairy caterpillars: bcp are stinging but I don't think I can teach you anything
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by I Citro » 12/07/08, 14:07

Christophe wrote:: shock: the monster !!

I thought the Chernobyl mutations were over :)

Beware of hairy caterpillars: bcp are stinging but I don't think I can teach you anything


It was the first thing I said to my 4 year old daughter who was playing with ...

This morning we found a diving beetle, a notonect, and we are studying a spider which is surely a tiara epeire ... :D

My children are interested in little animals ...
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by bpval » 12/07/08, 17:28

Thank you for your answers

And to you Citro for the links

What intrigues me is that since 1976 that I have been around, this is the second time that I have seen it, fifteen days apart.

An OCCC maybe ....

A Concomitant Object with Climate Change : Mrgreen:


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by Misterloxo » 13/07/08, 10:53

It looks like a larva of I don't know what ...
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by Cuicui » 13/07/08, 12:42

Misterloxo wrote:It looks like a larva of I don't know what ...

We will have to continue feeding her while she turns into a nymph and see what will come out of it.
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by bpval » 14/07/08, 07:32

Hello

Good finally after having researched well, here is the brave and finally not so exotic as that!

"THE SKULL SPHINX"

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acherontia_atropos

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Tote ... e_DrTS.jpg



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by abyssin3 » 14/07/08, 10:49

Christophe wrote: the monster!!
I thought the Chernobyl mutations were over

Well no, you know, there is still a little uranium walking around, we don't really know where lately ...
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