This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly a (Papilio cresphontesPapilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly a (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
This is very likely a chrysalis (or pupa) stage of a lepidopteran.
A similar looking example belongs to the giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes).
Source: Bill Frank
P. cresphontes is found in southern California [source], so it would not be unreasonable to find it in Simi Valley.
