flameforest

navigate by keyword : also are behind butea can caterpillar cause close cluster droppings family feeds flame flameforest forest grass green hair hairs irritation leaves like look lymantriinae monosperma moth orange orgyia palash panning postica reddish shows teak that touched tree tussock urticating view visible

Flower of flamboyant tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spathodea African Tulip in blossom on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Butea monosperma isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flowers of flame tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delonix regia - Sepal and bud Royalty Free Stock Photo

Branch of royal poinciana on blue sky in daytime Royalty Free Stock Photo

Butea monosperma tree flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up view of caterpillar of Tussock Moth Orgyia Postica

Flowers of flame of the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delonix regia - pod on the lawn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delonix regia - Dry seed Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delonix regia - Split seed pod and mature seeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delonix regia - dry seeds Royalty Free Stock Photo

Delonix regia - Red flower, bud and seed Royalty Free Stock Photo

A reddish orange caterpillar of Tussock Moth of family Lymantriinae feeds on the leaves of Flame-of-Forest tree Butea monosperma. The green droppings are also visible behind. The panning view shows the cluster of urticating hairs that look like cluster of grass. The hair can cause irritation if touched.