Leorooster Cream of the Crop  6,749 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2005 Location: New York More info | Jul 03, 2006 10:09 | #1 This guy is about 5 to 6mm long. It wouldn't stay still for a sec, so it's quite tough to take pic of it
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Kristina Senior Member  388 posts Joined Jun 2006 Location: Norman, Oklahoma More info | Jul 04, 2006 17:04 | #2 That's pretty cool. I like all three especially the classic position in the second one. They seem a tad overexposed though. Still very nice pictures...I've never been able to get any good shots of these creatures since they are usually so small and tend to move around quite a bit. Good job. Kristina
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LesterWareham Moderator  More info | Jul 05, 2006 07:13 | #3 A very interesting 'piller Leo, no idea what it is but slightly over exposed I think. Gear List
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OmriAlon Cream of the Crop  More info | Jul 05, 2006 17:49 | #4 I love #1 Omri Alon | Flickr
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Salticid Member 57 posts Joined Feb 2006 Location: Pacific NorthWet More info | Jul 05, 2006 18:52 | #5 Leorooster wrote: This guy is about 5 to 6mm long. It wouldn't stay still for a sec, so it's quite tough to take pic of it  Any idea what this is?What great poses! It's a geometrid caterpillar, a family of moths, Geometridae. The caterpillars are often called loopers or inchworms because of their distinctive way of moving. Wikipedia has a good short article, though with a British bias: Salticid
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Leorooster THREAD STARTER Cream of the Crop 6,749 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2005 Location: New York More info | Jul 05, 2006 19:27 | #6 Thanks evryone for your kind comments. I agree that they are a bit over-exposed. I fixed them and reattached them again. Canon 1DMarkIII
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Leorooster THREAD STARTER Cream of the Crop 6,749 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2005 Location: New York More info | [QUOTE=Salticid] Leorooster wrote: This guy is about 5 to 6mm long. It wouldn't stay still for a sec, so it's quite tough to take pic of it Any idea what this is?What great poses! It's a geometrid caterpillar, a family of moths, Geometridae. The caterpillars are often called loopers or inchworms because of their distinctive way of moving. Wikipedia has a good short article, though with a British bias: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometer_moth  Some of the adults, the emeralds (Geometrinae) are a beautiful green, and they have very odd looking caterpillars, though they still measure their way along: http://ourfcs.friendscentral.org/moths/immatures.html Salticid - thanks for the id Canon 1DMarkIII
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but I think it is overexposed 
I can't help you with the ID.