creepy crawlies are here to stay
most dread them, I love them what to say!
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the caterpillar my young friend found
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Yes, creepy. I can’t believe how many of my posts have been taken. 🤔😕
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Gina @ “alifelesslived” is advocating completion of complaint forms to WP … now idea where they are found
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lol – so colorful
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he is indeed, difficult to hide with those bright colours … what a stunning butterfly he will be 🙂
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https://judydykstrabrown.com/2019/08/03/hornworms-creepy-crawlers-for-sure/
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Caterpillars are the cutest creepy crawlers! 🙂
Worms, to me, not-so-much! HA!!! 😀
I clicked on that link you shared. But, I don’t understand what is going on. ???
(((HUGS))) and Bugs, since you love ’em! 😉
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I’m growing some Monarch Cats right now! The ones born in July are the third generation of Monarchs for our summer. I didn’t have too much success last year. But I didn’t start until almost the end of the summer and the 5 generation. I have two that are in second and third instar stages respectfully. I’m hoping I’ve saved at least a couple of Monarch eggs from being eaten by other but critters. We have a pest here called the lantern fly and it is eating all the milkweed before the Monarchs can. At least I’ve seen some Monarchs and Swallowtail butterflies this year. They seem to be getting rarer. But I have a butterfly bush (some call an invasive weed) that attracts those as well as other butterflies. 🙂
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As insects, etc. pass through their various stations, nothing surpasses the stunning colors and patterns Nature reserves for caterpillars. They definitely foretells the glory soon to emerge.
Your post has inspired me to do a little research. Kate, as I’m keen to see how my all-time favorite butterfly, South America’s Blue Morpho, looks as a caterpillar.
It may be Woodstock all over again…
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lol why not post your discovery and share it with a link here? Then we can all enjoy 🙂
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I don’t mind the caterpillars, but anything else yes, creeps me out.
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none of them mean any harm, they cherish their life as much as we do 🙂
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yes, but they do pinch and sting nonetheless… and walk all over you!
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lol far less harm than when we squish them 🙂
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Such a nice colour our friend caterpillar is having and the poem is so good, Kate. Creepy and crawling caterpillar.
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Nice capture! Here’s mine – https://myheart2heart.blog/2019/08/06/camouflaged/
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great love it thanks!
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This one looks cuddly 🙂
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lol too small you’d squash him!
Got any pics to join in the fun?
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An old post for this week by me, featuring spiders I spotted one night at my neighborhood:
https://hammadrais.wordpress.com/2015/11/01/itsy-bitsy-spiders/
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indeed they are!
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In my parts we now have the song of Katydids… they sound like their name.
Enjoy: leaping lord?
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nice to know I have cute critter named after me 🙂
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