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Making a Witch Skin Hat
1 day ago
Cool series of shots! Love butterflies!
ReplyDeleteStacey, not only are the photos impressive, but I am impressed at how you are showing your little guy the wonders of nature. Something he will carry with him forever.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. My kids would love this. Thanks for droppin by!
ReplyDeleteYeah for butterflies - great WW post!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! Love all the pics!
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
What a great mom!
ReplyDeleteA great and fun project for both you and your son! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCool shots!
ReplyDeletelovely pictures! Thank you for your comment x
ReplyDeleteGiulia
O my gosh! When I was very little we caught some caterpillars and watched them go through metamorphosis as well - These photos take me back :) We put Waffle Blocks (remember those?) in the tank with them to build their cocoons on! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteI rescued Monarch larvae and kept them through their full change for many years in Iowa and it is truly a magical experience. Thanks for sharing this sequence!!
ReplyDeleteButterflies are awesome. Except when they're caterpillars and eating my garden.
ReplyDeletei loveeee butterflies! nice shots!
ReplyDeleteMariposa's WW!
Oh how awesome !!! Have you ever raised ladybugs ??? You get like 20 and the larva look NOTHING like a ladybug it's very freaky : ) .
ReplyDeleteStacey,
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I'm envious. We had monarchs last year, but none have showed up to lay eggs in our garden this year. Great photos!
Heidi
so cool! love the pics- I used to keep monarch caterpillars (eventually monarchs) each summer!
ReplyDeleteLily liked looking at your photos! She had caterpillars in her classroom this year, and it is so fun to watch them!
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