Subject: What kind of bug is this?
Location: Cebu, Philippines
July 17, 2015 6:01 am
I don’t know what this bug is and I’m dying to find out. My curiosity is killing me. It’s a very tiny bug supporting a huge shell of some kind of wood shavings , if you will. Hoping for an answer!!
Signature: What
Bagworm
This is a Bagworm, the caterpillar of a moth in the family Psychidae. Bagworms construct shelters from bits of plant that act as camouflage as well as protection.
I like ThisRelated posts:
What's That Bug? does not endorse extermination
Location: Cebu, Philippines
question on a small greenish color catapillar with a thorn at each end of it was cleaning leaves out of a tambis fruit tree and brushed over it and felt like needles burning my skin how toxic is this insect its eating up my tree the thorns are of a yellow color on the catapillar
There are quite a few families with stinging caterpillars. We would need an image to attempt any identification. A Stinging Slug Caterpillar in the family Limacodidae is a likely possibility