A presentation illuminating how many lepidopterans disguise their eggs as bundt pans. Really, one could spend a life time ogling eggs of insects. In fact, open up a tab and type "macro insect eggs" and you will see for yourself. This makes your Fabergé egg collection look pretty contrived, does it not? I am struck, though, (Quick Aside: I am ambivalent about bracketing the "though" preceding (proceeding?) the first paren with commas, but sometime in my 40's I realized that grammatical rules were not a set of covenants that only I did not understand but simply a gambit by the teaching industry to stay in power and really one can pretty much put a comma anywhere and its is ok) that the great manufacturing industry of vase making (i.e. vasetting) has yet to discover. Thus there is now an opportunity here for one of the readers for I daresay that no vasetters read these posts. Oh, yes, this is again our maligned friend the Black Cutworm... who would have thought that those scary caterpillars would emerge out of something so very dainty (there must be a fairy tale about this somewhere, in some culture).
