Geometridae (family) IMMATURE

1 Acton, ACT

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Geometridae (family) IMMATURE ibaird 9 Sep 2019
Geometridae (family) IMMATURE donhe 9 Sep 2019
Unverified TimL 9 Sep 2019

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Thanks to Marcus Leach for the initial sighting of this very active caterpillar in the middle of a road. It was constantly moving the head end around in all directions and didn't appear to be making any progress in a particular direction.

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   10 Sep 2019
It could be mature and seeking somewhere nice to pupate. Many Geometrids burrow under the soil to pupate, and the ground your beastie was on looks very frustrating for that activity.
   10 Sep 2019
Did you take it into protective custody? Basically the only way to determine the species of most caterpillars is to rear them in protective custody (to keep predators and parasites away), and rear it to the adult moth. Otherwise it is a useless observation.
   10 Sep 2019
Thanks for the identification to date and apologies for the useless observation. Whilst I understand the issue, a lot of the images I post are taken in the Australian National Botanic Gardens and as such the Gardens prohibits the public from removing any materials from within the Gardens. Consequently, I won't be removing anything from the Gardens, but will continue to post sightings which hopefully may contribute to CNM's records.
Tim
   11 Sep 2019
You could take it back and release it where you found it.

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  • 1 Abundance
  • 3 Sep 2019 01:28 PM Recorded on
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  • 25mm to 50mm Animal size

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