Calliteara horsfeldii (Lymantrid) moth
Noctuid genus Tinolius Walker,	Calliteara horsfeldii  again		Limacodidae
these caterpillars dangle by a thread from trees	Nymphalidae	probably Lymantrid	Geometrid
	probably Hypolycaena erylus which is always associated with the weaver ant (Oecophylla smaragdina)
			hawkmoth caterpillar
caterpillar of a moth of the Sphingidae family (maybe an Acherontia species
	Noctuid genus Tinolius Walker	the Lemon Emigrant caterpillar enjoying his meal	A caterpillar of Choaspes benjaminii- thanks to Greg Ballmer for the loan of the model and David Tang for the id
Noctuid or Nolid	this one is carrying its house on its back- possibly Clania ignobilis
	Lasiocampidae
Notodontidae- Dudusa synopla ?	caterpillar of Antheraea frithi		similar to Ariadne ariadne
larva of Cyclosia macularis (Zygaenidae)	possibly Xanthodes transversa	Noctuid semilooper	Limacodidae
	probably a Lymantrid	Chilasa clytia	Limacodidae
	Noctuid genus Tinolius Walker	Lymantrid, pupa similar if not identical to Lymantria mathura	attacked by ants
Lasiocampidae	possibly a Lasiocampidae or maybe in the same family as the very poisonous "Puss moth" group	Limacodidae
Nymphalinae caterpillar, most likely Acraea issoria	Brahmaea hearseyi caterpillar
	Oleander Sphinx, Daphnis nerii		final instar of Acherontia lachesis
		Nymphalid butterfly, probably Argyreus hyperbius	Common Rose larva
some form of Eupterotidae Apona (ligustri?)	probably a Nolid, of the Chleophorinae Carea sp group		possibly related to the Birdwings
mature/premature larva of Achelura (Zygaenidae)		Noctuid semilooper of the fruitpiercer variety	Saturnid larvae-stings!
	Attacus atlas (Saturniidae)
		looks like a larva of Epicopeiidae
		Pomona catopsilia

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