It is feeding on eucalyptus leaves. Looks a bit translucent...
I have called it Haudini, because he disappeared recently, like that famous circus magician, not sure whether he went underground or what...
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
translucent caterpillar feeding on eucalyptus
It is feeding on eucalyptus leaves. Looks a bit translucent...
I have called it Haudini, because he disappeared recently, like that famous circus magician, not sure whether he went underground or what...
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