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John Liddle

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Trying to look frightening

22-08-2023, 09:37

SWMBO spotted this Elephant Hawk moth caterpillar pottering round the courtyard this morning. He soon puffed himself up to make himself look BIG!

Elephant Hawk moth caterpillar by John Liddle, on Flickr

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22-08-2023, 11:19

Nice one John. Somehow it manages to look like it's about to eat that whole stone(?)...

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22-08-2023, 13:03

A great shot John, looks if it’s ready to pupate, no doubt it’s fed well on your Fuchsia.

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22-08-2023, 18:05

Nice capture.
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22-08-2023, 18:40

Well spotted and captured John.

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22-08-2023, 20:12

Well done to Mrs Liddle and well done John for capturing the image

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24-08-2023, 18:14

A very nice captured photo John.

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25-08-2023, 22:56

An excellent pic John

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