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the egg hatches, the larva feeds on the leaves of the host tree that are easily available.
Next, the larva or caterpillar eats constantly. The newly hatched larva is brown and white, and looks like bird droppings, but turns green later. The caterpillar loses its old skin many times as it grows. It is plump, smooth, and green with large yellow eyespots that have black “pupils”.
There is a yellow and black stripe where its “neck” should be. The larva lives in a nest that it makes high in the trees, folding a leaf over itself and securing it with silk. It grows to be up to about two inches long. Just
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