Post by nomihoudai on Jun 12, 2013 5:35:41 GMT -8
I am currently breeding a moth species and need large amounts of hazel leaves. Very often I bring in smaller insects that I do not see when collecting the leaves. One of these insects is this "twig" that is something completely different. Numerous Geometridae caterpillars are masters at disguise and may fool your eye. I hope some people will enjoy the pictures, they are not as brilliant as those from ecooper. Gear is a Nikon D5000 with 55-200mm Nikkor and 56mm no-name extension rings.
In comparison with my pinky, to give a hint how tiny it is.
In comparison with my pinky, to give a hint how tiny it is.
