First I saw the frass (droppings).
After I looked, I found the hornworm that had been chewing on our eggplants.
Great camouflage!
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- S N B
- The S of SNB is a kindergarten teacher in a public school in Tallahassee, Florida. Her better half is B. He is self-employed as a lawnscaper. They have two fine adult sons --and an amazing daughter-by-marriage. They are the grandparents of one delightful little boy and his sweet, infant sister!
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- Giant Swallowtail Butterfly
- Emu’s Got the Blues
- Red-shouldered Hawks on the Hunt
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- Okra’s On!
- Mailbox Monday: Matching Houses
- Hornworm Hunting
- Backpacking, But Not Alone
- Parading Poults
- Patriotic Penguin
- Boom!
- The Salt Marsh in Shades of Gray
- Mailbox Monday: Just Horsin’ Around
- Mid-July Monsoon
- White Flannel Moths
- How Firm a Foundation
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- Going To Church In Wagons
- Phlox Fox
- The Hunter and the Hunted
- Once I’ve Had My Coffee….
- Family of Four
- New Belgium Girls
- Mailbox Monday: Wild Turkey on the Fourth
- A Few Signs From the NC Camping Trip
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1 comment:
Did you feed him to the turkey poults?
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