I did a quick search with Google Image and the closest match that I could find was that of a Green Daphnis nerii Caterpillar or oleander hawk-moth. These moth are quite colorful! Maybe if you wait a bit and feed on greens it will molt into the real thing! BTW, I had to clean up the image of the caterpillar since a first search with all the blue etc. returned mostly images of fishes! Andy > On Nov 26, 2018, at 4:46 PM, photoroy6@xxxxxxx wrote: > > We have never seen these before. Our guess is that they either grow under ground and the wet weather this year forced them up or they have a many year, maybe decade long cycle. I think they are too big to climb plant stems but must eat roots while underground and vegetation on ground level. > > Roy > > > In a message dated 11/26/2018 10:39:12 AM Atlantic Standard Time, picasso@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes: > > Roy Miller - Cute looking immature larval reptile. > For me, the color is the strong point of this photo. If that’s the “cute” larvae that eats my tomato plants, it’s no longer cute! >
