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Walnut Caterpillar ??

Walnut Caterpillar ??

From what I can find on Google, this wiry little guy seems to be a walnut caterpillar, if any entomologist out there can verify, please let me know..

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From what I can find on Google, this wiry little guy seems to be a walnut caterpillar, if any entomologist out there can verify, please let me know..

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SONY ILCE-6000

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Aperture 5/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 500/10

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Nov, 2016

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