4–4.5 inch light green caterpillar with 6 front legs, 4 smaller prolegs, claw-like mandibles, brown "nose" in SW PA = likely Polyphemus or Luna moth larva. See large caterpillar guide for ID. Harmless, native, beautiful.
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