This is NOT a Caterpillar, it's a Sawfly Larva (Dit is geen rups, het is een bladwesp larve)

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Sawfly larvae are more commonly seen than adult sawflies. They look similar to butterfly and moth caterpillars. They differ from each other in the number of prolegs-the fleshy, leg-like projections on the abdomen: caterpillars have two to five pairs of prolegs on the abdomen, Sawflies have six pairs of prolegs or more. The larva in this video is probably from the sawfly family of Cimbicidae:
Bladwesplarven worden vaker gezien dan volwassen bladwespen. Ze lijken op vlinder- en mottenrupsen. Ze verschillen echter van elkaar in het aantal buikpoten: de vlezige, beenachtige uitsteeksels op de buik: rupsen hebben twee tot vijf paar buikpoten op de buik, bladwespen hebben zes paar buikpoten of meer. De larve in deze video behoort waarschijnlijk tot de bladwespfamilie van Cimbicidae.

[@MrArgoma]

Fantásticas filmaciones 👍.

[@AlexBeernink]

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[@pieter3009]

mooi in beeld gebracht

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[@Alien-mu7ex]

Amazing 🤩 Looks like a Alien 👽 🖖

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@@Alien-mu7ex Thank you. Yes it is almost like it is fluorescent....

[@berthendrikx]

Prachtige opname Alex.

[@AlexBeernink]

@@berthendrikx Dank je Bert!

[@Wondering_About_Nature]

So beautiful and such detail in your video. We have Butternut Woollyworms -a type of sawfly-here in Coastal Delaware (US). They have white "fur" all over their bodies when they are in the larval stage. Thanks for sharing this amazing creature.

[@AlexBeernink]

Sounds like a fascinating creature too! Thanks for watching!

[@officialhunting]

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