It's a Cecropia (soft c). It's adult state is just as impressive and it's called a Robin Moth. If you want to check out the entire life cycle there is a great kid friendly site called wormspit.com. Thanks for finding that Jenny!
The same little girl later showed me her pet turtle.
She said she's had it since Christmas. I'm going to have to investigate that! HA! I'm not doubting her but isn't it a bit teensy to be 9 months old? I may be wrong. The funniest part is that she has that poor turtle's shell decked out with glitter! I'm obviously no turtle expert but something tells me that's not healthy!
I also managed to come home with a few less books. That's always good. The boxes are getting lighter but they still weigh a ton! I only came home with ONE book, no,, ok,, 3 books, but one I'm really excited about. It's The Trail Guide to World Geography. Thanks Kathy!
I stayed up way too late last night reading it over. I'm gonna need a nap today!
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We have caterpillars that eat my garden, but the wasps com and lay their eggs in them and the the larvae eat the worms when they hatch, how cool is that?
That's gross Tim. You're like 12 years old in your head aren't you? LOL
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