Not listed in checklist.
Please help to ID, thanks.
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Not listed in checklist.
Please help to ID, thanks.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3513/...00d2259a29.jpg
erm...photo unavailable?
Sorry for the slight technical hitch during uploading.
Here is some additional info of the cat:
Length: approx 55 mm
Hostplant : Congea tomentosa (Shower orchid or Wooly congea)
I think it's a sphingid moth cat. In the US they're called hornworms.:)
Thank you Atronox.
No wonder this cat assumed the sphinx-like position when I first encountered it.
Actually i thought that was for the adults since the Egyptians often carve them onto stone?Quote:
Originally Posted by cho-cho-san