Puss Caterpillar:The puss caterpillar is a hairy little critter that calls the southern U.S. home, spanning areas from Texas to Maryland.
Spiny Elm Caterpillar :The spiny elm caterpillar measures around 2 inches.
Pipevine Swallowtail Caterpillar:Pipevine swallowtail caterpillars boast a unique appearance, with their black bodies highlighted by red spiky outgrowths and spots.
Hickory Horned Devil Caterpillar :The hickory horned devil is a colorful caterpillar from the regal or royal walnut moth.
Monarch Caterpillar:Monarch caterpillars are adorned with striking yellow, black, and white stripes.
Gold Moth Caterpillar:The gold moth caterpillar measures around 1.57 inches and typically sports an orange hue with encircling black bands.
Definite Tussock Moth Caterpillar:The definite tussock moth caterpillar is easily identified by its vibrant yellow hairs. Its head can vary in color from yellow to brown.
Woolly Bear Caterpillar:Frequently spotted in Maryland, woolly bear caterpillars transform into moths as they mature.
Imperial Moth Caterpillar:The imperial moth caterpillar is quite a sight to see! As they grow, they become big, plump worms that can stretch from three to five inches.
The eastern tent caterpillar can be identified by its approximately 2-inch length, dark color complemented by a distinct white stripe running down its back, and pale blue.
Large Tolype Moth Caterpillar :The large tolype moth caterpillar is a gray, hairy creature.