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I have essentially raised a white-marked tussock caterpillar to moth-hood, and I'm looking for names!
I thought she was a male douglas fir tussock caterpillar and so I called her 'Douglas' but that obviously doesn't suit her anymore.
this is how she looks! Females of this species are flightless and just sit on their old cocoons waiting to mate! I'm most likely unable to help her with that, but I'm supportive of her.
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don't be a caterpillar trying to eat our garden plants we will feed you to one of the giant spiders living in our gazebo tent while we live commentate your death over a music backing
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me waking up 2 hours before the alarm goes off
Wi have no idea what this bug is Wednesday 15.7.26
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Hairy babies enjoying fresh leaves 🌿
독나방 (Artaxa subflava)
I lured M into a morning putter with me, and was very excited to find two caterpillars on the dill! I love dill, but I really only planted it to keep the squash bugs off the adjacent pumpkins (GREAT success so far, by the way! This time last year they were absolutely covered with them.)
One is much bigger than the other, and Seek tells me they're black swallowtail cats.
Absolutely chuffed to have them as visitors. I almost flew into, "Must protect them at all costs" mode, a la the duck that made her nest in our garden box, but then remembered that nature's gonna nature, and decided to just leave them be.
So cool, though. I am going to be checking on them every five minutes.
The Lady and the Tramp caterpillar style
