OK, we are most definitely did NOT
catch a bear during this week's Science lessons.
We DID, however, catch this little guy-
catch a bear during this week's Science lessons.
We DID, however, catch this little guy-
...an Isabelle Tiger Moth Caterpillar.
He will hibernate during the winter.
Then, when he awakens in the Spring,
he will make a cocoon and emerge as...
He will hibernate during the winter.
Then, when he awakens in the Spring,
he will make a cocoon and emerge as...
...an Isabelle Tiger Moth.
I came across THIS link that tells how to
care for the moth during the winter,
so when we found our moth,
Jungle Girl and I got to work preparing
our fuzzy guest's "den.'
I came across THIS link that tells how to
care for the moth during the winter,
so when we found our moth,
Jungle Girl and I got to work preparing
our fuzzy guest's "den.'
We are looking forward to seeing our "bear"
hibernate and transform in the Spring!
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hibernate and transform in the Spring!
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I think he looks much cooler as a caterpillar than a moth. The fuzzy caterpillars are always the amusing ones to me.
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That is neat! My kids would probably shake the poor thing to death during the winter.
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