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Holding on for dear life! |
The kids found this caterpillar at the start of the cocoon making stage.... it was still wriggling a bit and there were bits of its hair spun in with the silky strands of ..... thread? What do they call it?
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Nice little green inch worm. |
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You are so beautiful!
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In the midst of our morning chores, someone ran through the house at high speed hollering they'd found a cocoon! It was all a blur but I remember dropping the dish towel and ran too... The excitement of children upon discovering a new creature, not made in the image of God, but made by him was contagious. In the space of a few minutes, they spotted spiders, an inch worm and other such wild insects, including the famous Alaskan mosquito, of which aren't too bad this time of year.
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