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Post by sfbutterflyguy on Dec 20, 2021 14:07:50 GMT -8
South Florida. Found these on my passion vines as well. I’m concerned they may be preying on my caterpillars. Picture: imgur.com/a/aZ3be0W |
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Post by kevinkk on Dec 20, 2021 14:47:36 GMT -8
Probably some other lepidoptera. I find other species now and then in my sleeves. It's hard to make anything definitive from
the photo, bringing the pupa indoors and seeing what emerges might answer your question.
If you're losing larva, that's one thing, other than simply wanting to separate for health reasons, I never worry about
wayward natives getting in the mix.
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Post by sfbutterflyguy on Dec 20, 2021 15:09:18 GMT -8
Probably some other lepidoptera. I find other species now and then in my sleeves. It's hard to make anything definitive from the photo, bringing the pupa indoors and seeing what emerges might answer your question. If you're losing larva, that's one thing, other than simply wanting to separate for health reasons, I never worry about wayward natives getting in the mix. Thanks for the advice, some of the others I found away from the plant seemed to have emerging adults that died looked more like moths and after doing some more research it appears to be something similar to the uroridae family. |
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Post by sfbutterflyguy on Dec 20, 2021 15:14:34 GMT -8
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