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Eggs, Silkwormspraying mantis eating a wheel bug, unknown eggs
Sat, Oct 11, 2008 at 9:12 PM
HELLO BUGMAN!
… We are also including a hatching photo we took this August. The eggs were stuck to the brick wall outside our classroom and we watched daily to see what was going to happen. We’d loved to know what was coming out! Thank you so much for your help!
Always looking for bugs,
Fours and fives in PA
Southeastern PA
Imperial Moth Eggs Hatching
Dear Teacher of Fours and Fives,
We are most certain the eggs are those of an Imperial Moth. BugGuide shows good life cycle images and your first instar caterpillar, except for being a bit lighter, looks quite close to those images.
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