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Sawfly Caterpillar

Sawfly Caterpillar

I had been wondering what was eating my roses and discovered this tiny little sawfly caterpillar. Amazing the amount of damage they can do. Taken with a Canon ...
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I had been wondering what was eating my roses and discovered this tiny little sawfly caterpillar. Amazing the amount of damage they can do. Taken with a Canon 7D mk11 and 100mm macro lens.
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Jun, 2017

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