Orb-weaver spider.Spider, wish I knew the species, big girl.
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I asked my wife and apparently it's a "face eating spider".Spider, wish I knew the species, big girl.
I bet you got carpenter bees aroundFor @KateM , I didn’t know what it was until your post. Thanks for the identificationView attachment 502424
Saw this what I’m almost 100% sure is an imperial moth caterpillar on a Bald Cypress that I collect cones from. Freaked me out because I almost walked directly into it.
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Mud Dauber wasp nest. Should I remove it?
I was going to say leave it, but it looks like they prey on spiders, so, I’d remove it
This thing was much larger than any tomato hornworm I’ve seen. I saw it at rope mill park on a bald cypress.Not sure if anyone chimed in but that looks like a tomato hornworm, they'll decimate a tomato plant overnight, you could be right on the moth??
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Maybe just similar, I see yours has the hairs
It's different. Emperial moths are prettier and don't eat tomatoes.Not sure if anyone chimed in but that looks like a tomato hornworm, they'll decimate a tomato plant overnight, you could be right on the moth??
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Maybe just similar, I see yours has the hairs