That's such a beautiful post and also a nice little informative documentation about the caterpillar. The pictures are simply stunning ^^ I am glad you are using no insecticides. Also you may loose some plants this way on one hand, you are helping nature to enrich itself on the other ^^.. We are not alone here and should not believe to be capable of controlling and restructuring all of our environment.. Thank you for running this for the contest ^^.. It fits in really great and is an appreciated enrichment :) .. I am still wondering about those eggs on the aloe, they look really cool ^^
Oh, these are absolutely stunning and a little scary with those hairs sticking out all over the place. But, I am sure their bark is bigger than their bite.
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Your walk was fun and I hope to catch you out there again next week!
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Destructive caterpillars become something of great beauty in months to come, some things look like they emerged straight out of science fiction books, wait and see what happens.
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Critters are all over now after rains, some so unusual you don't need to look to far away. Watching those suspended eggs to try work out what they are.
Gardens are alive at the moment Lizelle, rain lily took a hammering as did the cycas, with the small black/yellow caterpillars, leaves will grow back just looking a bit sad.
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Great Work @joanstewart. What a lovely walk and all the lessons we learn along the way. fully agree re pesticides. These are not pests, so why do we want to kill them off!!!?? Love the colours and all the little friends coming to say Hi! Thanks for sharing :)
Oh if we can keep them in the area we enjoy them for many years to come @mimismartypants I have a strong feeling the large hairy black caterpillar is this butterfly we will see in a few months time.!
That's such a beautiful post and also a nice little informative documentation about the caterpillar. The pictures are simply stunning ^^ I am glad you are using no insecticides. Also you may loose some plants this way on one hand, you are helping nature to enrich itself on the other ^^.. We are not alone here and should not believe to be capable of controlling and restructuring all of our environment.. Thank you for running this for the contest ^^.. It fits in really great and is an appreciated enrichment :) .. I am still wondering about those eggs on the aloe, they look really cool ^^
Suspended eggs look other worldly, watching and waiting to see what happens with those. Thanks for kind comments @adalger have a wonderful day.
Oh, these are absolutely stunning and a little scary with those hairs sticking out all over the place. But, I am sure their bark is bigger than their bite.
Your macros are spectacular and your written word is always flowing and fluid and tend to teach something. So I do so love when you post and don't think you do it quite enough. LOL Oh, that was very selfish of me, but, I do love reading you.
Your walk was fun and I hope to catch you out there again next week!
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Nice amazing nature photography.
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Critters are all over now after rains, some so unusual you don't need to look to far away. Watching those suspended eggs to try work out what they are.
I I have never seen anything like those suspended eggs, I am intrigued what they are
Love your analogies here Joan! A lovely walk!
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Great Work @joanstewart. What a lovely walk and all the lessons we learn along the way. fully agree re pesticides. These are not pests, so why do we want to kill them off!!!?? Love the colours and all the little friends coming to say Hi! Thanks for sharing :)
Oh if we can keep them in the area we enjoy them for many years to come @mimismartypants I have a strong feeling the large hairy black caterpillar is this butterfly we will see in a few months time.!
Now wouldn't that be something?? Nature just finds so many ways to show off :)