This hornworm seems to have a taste for the spicy. It had done a lot of damage to this jalapeno pepper plant before we discovered it. Perhaps you can see it actually had its head in the pepper.
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- 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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2 comments:
Pepperheads come in all shapes and sizes.
Some nicer than others
Those worms are really hard to spot in the garden. My husband always spots them first and then usually has to point them out to me. lol
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