Saddleback Caterpillar Moth larva: Sibine stimulea
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4 comments:
wow, cool! sorry you were stung. polly was just telling me about this guy. its an amazing bug!
But he's so cute!
I met one of these for the first time while picking corn a week ago. My finger still itches (at least when I look at the photo). Thanks for the ID. I think the genus is spelled "Sibine," though.
I just noticed that the species name is "stimulea." I guess you feel stimulated if you get to close.
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