Gray Tree Frog & hairy caterpillar ID confirmation?

This is as close as I could get by looking on the web. Did I get them right?

It's about 1-1/8" long & I think this is a Fall Webworm Moth Caterpillar. It was a little more beige than it is in this image.
But it seems close to a Walnut Moth Caterpillar or a Milkweed Tussock Moth Caterpillar?

The lens is actually a 50 year old 105mm f/2.5 Nikkor with a 1" extension tube.

For insect IDs, bugguide.net is a good place to ask. I'm not familiar with caterpillars in your area.

Thanks. I did go there & also found this, but sometimes there are very subtle differences that the trained eye can spot.

Then there's the problem of what do you search under? For instance, do I look for this under "Eggs", "poo", or "Poop"? ; )

Those are caterpillar poop. These are moth eggs (Sabulodes aegrotata) about halfway between freshly deposited on a blackberry leaf and ready to hatch.

Again, thanks for the clarification.

Maybe I should have asked there, but those guys are posting way larger magnifications than I have here, & with the frog, I thought Wildlife was a better fit.

Sure, Wildlife is the place to post. I don't need to tell a mod that. I meant that Macro may already have photos that illustrate the variety of insect eggs.