| Cossidae larvae look very similar to Cerambycidae larvae, but Cossidae larvae have legs and a bigger head compared to those in Cerambycidae larvae. | Hind wings of Gracillariidae are feather-like. | Mourning-cloak overwinters as an adult. Females of Bruce Spanworm (Operophtera bruceata) have no wings. |Larvae of Spotted Tussock Moth are called as 'Wooly Bears'.

| Cossidae larvae look very similar to Cerambycidae larvae, but Cossidae larvae have legs and a bigger head compared to those in Cerambycidae larvae. | Hind wings of Gracillariidae are feather-like. | Mourning-cloak overwinters as an adult. Females of Bruce Spanworm (Operophtera bruceata) have no wings. |Larvae of Spotted Tussock Moth are called as 'Wooly Bears'.

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