What if you had multiple walnuts?
Fall is arriving in Berkeley Springs.
To cast a caterpillar spell, you need a caterpillar wand.
Cross-posted at Whiskey Fire. Mouse over pics for captions, and click them for larger versions.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
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Love that caterpillar!.. BTW my shot is pure digital in macro mode... I try to capture all in that mode.
Is that a "PLETH'-er-uh" or a "pleth-OR'-uh"?
Nice pics. Always enjoyable.
I will trade you the clams for the walnuts.
Great photos.
Love the walnuts! And come to think of it, we have multiple leaves on our lawn........
And a truly beautiful caterpillar - does it make a beautiful moth or butterfly?
Jim H., I will defer to El Guapo.
Gilly, the first caterpillar is an Isabella Tiger Moth. The second is a Banded Tussock Moth (Halysidota tessellaris).
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I had forgotten El Guapo. Haven't seen it in years. Funny!
I hope the squirrels are not collecting those walnuts to bury in my lawn.
Looks like Mr. or Ms. Woolly Bear says it's going to be a mild winter down your way, Thunder. Such beautiful moths.
Jim H - I think it's PLETHeruh.
Is that what natural walnuts look like?
I'm going to do a followup walnuts post, Max.
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OT- Thundra, please check your email. I need speedra help. I can't even believe I'm saying that...
Great pictures! You really spelled it out with the walnuts ;) Well done!
It's a pity you need a special nutcracker to deal with the hard shells of those black walnuts. The green outer "case" of the fruit has a lovely citrus aroma, but those things can stain your hands.
Walnuts to all my friends!
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