I was just going to post my findings: So cool! I googled "British caterpillar looks like green stick" and it looks like a peppered moth caterpillar (?). I've never heard of such a thing---does that sound familiar?
This Cornwall blog even posted a photo of one on October 4 (2013) www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk/wildlife/wildlife_gardening/wildlife_garden_blog/wildlife_garden_blog_2013
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I think that may be Brian. Looks like him :-)
?shoulder stripe moth caterpillar?http://www.bugsandweeds.co.uk/moths%20p2.html#ShouldStr
Send it to Pohangina Pete?
I've got it!...http://ukmoths.org.uk/species/biston-betularia/larva-8/
the peppered moth
Oh---while I was "researching" you got it!
I was just going to post my findings:
So cool!
I googled "British caterpillar looks like green stick" and it looks like a peppered moth caterpillar (?).
I've never heard of such a thing---does that sound familiar?
This Cornwall blog even posted a photo of one on October 4 (2013)
www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk/wildlife/wildlife_gardening/wildlife_garden_blog/wildlife_garden_blog_2013
Andrea :)
I don't know - but isn't it well disguised!
TBH, I think it was bad form to put Brian up on an ID photo call without any other caterpillars in the line. Just saying
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