It's hard to say since there are so many moth and butterfly species, but it reminds me of a Common Quaker moth caterpillar. See what you think!
the Dunbar has the spots and light stripes.
Original post by dandiprat
Cabbage looper caterpillars sometimes end up over here, but I could probably only confirm that if you had a picture of its prolegs.
https://ibb.co/h1Ct8n
https://ibb.co/h88Y8n
do these help it all? and what do they eat?
Original post by ryanabcd123
I can't make out the number as well as I would like to, so it would be probably easier to strike out the Cabbage Looper by determining how it moved. Do you remember whether or not it moved with the following exaggerated "looping" movement?
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Or at least something similar. This was the best picture I could find to represent their motion.
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