Caterpillars

Critiques [Translate]

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• eqshannon (27901)
• [2007-09-02 7:47]

Thanks for posting. I could not find my family for todays moth picture. Now I do not feel alone. TN is like a course in identification of insects and other such nature I guess...I am slowly learning.

Well these look an awful low like caterpillars to me as well Reid. Thats my limit of knowledge. They are also clear and nicely contrasted so one of our resident genius people can tell you right? I hope so. Krzysztof or cataclysta as he goes by helped me right away with my moths. Fascinating way to see and learn. Very good picture. Ill be back to find the answer.
Bob

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• jrobertop (774)
• [2007-09-02 10:31]

Hi Reid,
Excellent shot!
Very good colors, sharpness and texture.
Register rich in details.
Wonderful caterpillars.
Well done!
My best regards,
José Roberto

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• Mana (18516)
• [2007-09-02 10:55]

Hi Reid,
Just marking the post and will be back with a proper critique later. Sorry about this.
Regards.
Sumon

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• JORAPAVI (4627)
• [2007-09-02 13:14]

Hola Reid,
Excelente toma con gran definición y detalles, la luz y el fondo son magníficos, Saludos
José Ramón

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• haraprasan (17792)
• [2007-09-03 0:29]

Hi Mr. Reid,
A nice collage of the two different shots. Nice details and both are well composed. Sorry I couldn't help you with the ID. But probably caterpillar of the blue family. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Sincerely
HP

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• gannu (14691)
• [2007-09-03 3:22]

Reid, Not sure about the ID. but the shot is very nice. I specially like the wax coming out from the caterpillar. lovely Ganesh

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• angybone (7672)
• [2007-09-03 6:15]

Great shot - good lighting and great close-up.
As for id, I have no idea. But they look cool. :D

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• jmirah (4639)
• [2007-09-05 3:49]

Hi Reid,
Nice capture of some strange looking caterpillars. Fine color and detail. Well done.

TFS
Jim