If you see white caterpillars in trees, they could be Hyphantria cunea. When they morph into adults in northern areas, they usually have white wings. In the south they usually have white wings with dark spots on the fore-wings.
The small white caterpillars that you will commonly see on maple trees are called Lophocampa Caryae. They will turn into a Hickory Tussock moth.
They are nests of gypsy moth caterpillars. They can strip a tree of all of its leaves in a matter of days, killing the trees.
caterpillars hide in trees
green
yes
Really, nothing at all. They have the same colors, when they are caterpillars and when they are butterflies, so, (SOME) a caterpillar can be blue and white and the butterfly (COULD) turns out blue and white.
by eating caterpillars
no........... :)
Well No because they don't have those spikes of fuzz the fuzz is the poisonous part of the caterpillar
There are several species of caterpillars that can be found in Wyoming. These include banded woolly bear caterpillar and the white lined sphinx caterpillar.
camouflage with the trees, leaves etc
Usually by leaves,branches, or trees