The Internet informs me that they're the larvae of cinnabar moths. They start off yellow then develop danger stripes as they eat more and more poisonous plants.
That's OK, though, I wasn't planning on eating them anyway.
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5:46pm on Monday, 17th July, 2017:
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These four chaps were munching a weed in our garden this weekend:
The Internet informs me that they're the larvae of cinnabar moths. They start off yellow then develop danger stripes as they eat more and more poisonous plants.
That's OK, though, I wasn't planning on eating them anyway.
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