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Originally Posted by gunny148
The back wings the design looks like something Lady GaGa would wear, ghezz now i insulted the critter, sorry
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In case no one has offered the info (haven't read the whole thread), when a moth is not flying it holds it's wings down and flat, a butterdly holds them up and together
Hey, my son wa a boy scout and he had to learn that stuff! |
It's funny how insects, small amphibians & reptiles,and large pieces of mulch seem to know when a house belongs to cats. They must have a special radar to warn them off!
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Originally Posted by keesha_ont
I read a quilting book on nature and quilts- if you look and take pictures of things in nature, the colors are perfect for quilts. When I look at this beautiful butterfly/moth I can see some beautiful colours that go together for a quilt.
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That is amazing .
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Wow! How cool. When my kids were much younger, they would gather cocoons of the Monarch butterfly. They lived on milkweed in a pear orchard. It was fun watching them turn from an ugly little worm into a gorgeous butterfly. They were released back into the orchard of course. We moved away years ago and that orchard is now all houses. I have wondered wherever would they go every year. We went to Southern California when they migrate and there were millions of them! Kids today don't know what the are missing!
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That is just gorgeous! What an incredible garden find!!
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Very beautiful. :):):)
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I'm in the minority, but EEEEEEWWWWWW! It's a big fuzzy flying BUG! Give me a spider any day!
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Originally Posted by hudgoddess
I'm in the minority, but EEEEEEWWWWWW! It's a big fuzzy flying BUG! Give me a spider any day!
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