I am definitely not a fan of these guys as they can wreck havoc on trees,
but they do make for a cool Macro Shot
Gypsy Moth Caterpillar (I think?)
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Agreed. Great detail & DOF from the head on back.
That's defiantly an Eastern Tent Caterpillar. Gypsy caterpillars have a double series of red raised spots along the top.
Yes, it's an Eastern Tent Caterpillar (a native species), not a Gypsy Moth. These live in that white webbing you see on branch tips in the spring.
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