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From:	Victoria Quinton <>
Date:	Tue, 06 Apr 1999 08:09:35 +1000

On the weekend we saw a red caterpillar.  My husband attempted to
photograph it, but the film hasn't yet been developed.
Does anyone have any suggestions about identifying it?
I didn't want to keep it in case red meant poisonous, which seemed likely
as otherwise it would have been a juicy morsel for the local birds.
Oh it was at Red hill on the Mornington Peninsula.

Victoria Quinton

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