Thanks to the Internet, we got its history and identification right away, compared to the Tomato Hornworm.
Somehow, this insect got to live out its life cycle with a chapter in Park & Seventh environs.
Our opinion is that it came here in a pot from Down South , with larvae in the dirt.
One never knows, does one?
--Bernice
Holy Smokes Bat Man...I would have jump out of my skin if I ran across that supersized inch worm!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Other than the destructive factor, that's one cool-looking caterpillar. I love the "eyes" on it. It looks like it could eat puppies and small children, though.
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