Cat a Pillar

Look what was waiting for me today! I used my 18-55 lens, set the dial to the flower (I am told that is macro) setting and zoomed in as close as I could to get his whole body. I also took shots of just his head, but decided to use this full length shot because I really like the designs along his body. I hope this one will turn into a butterfly, the one from yesterday will be a moth, I believe.

I appreciate everyone's comments on yesterdays photo and any comments or suggestions that you have for this one. I have quite a bit to learn and appreciate your comments and suggestions.

[Kerri]

Gorgeous bug

[Brian Buccigrossi]

Nice shot and subject,love the greens!

[Bill Dodsworth]

Cool capture!

[Carol Shelby]

Very nice and very pretty. I'll bet that makes a beautiful butterfly.

[Rona]

It really does have interesting designs. Great shot!

[Pat Knowles]

Isn't he beautiful ! One of the things 365 does is make you look at things like this in a new light ! Great shot !

[Jane Westoby]

You have some wonderful catapillars out there. Such a clear shot.

[naladka]

He looks like he's painted by a kid! :D Lovely creature and photo!

[Susan Bell]

That horn! Perhaps he will turn into a unicorn?

[Linda]

@happypat Thanks! Yes, 365 has a way of making you look at things! My eyes are looking for interesting shots now, more so than before.

[Deanna Broderick]

(White-lined Sphinx caterpillar) very cool

[Linda]

@deebug Thanks for the comment and the name of the caterpillar!

[Sue Beatty]

Deanna is right - it will turn into a hummingbird moth. Beautiful capture.

[Rocky]

Great capture! I've never noticed the horn-like thing on them before.

[Oren Whightsel]

very vivid! excellent pic!