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So beautiful17 September
Bouquet in vase
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So beautiful17 September
Bouquet in vase
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Beautiful both!17 September
Bouquet in vase
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This is sooooooo beautiful. Oh man…. that will be AMAZING!! I hope you can see/video it!!21 September
Our gardener gave us some monarch chrysalises to show Toby and Max. (We’re off to Cleveland tomorrow.) She grows milkweed, collects the eggs and watches the process from start to finish. I just, for the first time, watched a video of a chrysalis emerging from the caterpillar body. Amazing.
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In the bottom photo you can see the wing veins on the left side of the chrysalis. Apparently, the 2 gold dots at the bottom will be the monarch’s eyes.
Hopefully we’ll be present when one or more of the monarchs emerge.
21 September
Our gardener gave us some monarch chrysalises to show Toby and Max. (We’re off to Cleveland tomorrow.) She grows milkweed, collects the eggs and watches the process from start to finish. I just, for the first time, watched a video of a chrysalis emerging from the caterpillar body. Amazing.
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In the bottom photo you can see the wing veins on the left side of the chrysalis. Apparently, the 2 gold dots at the bottom will be the monarch’s eyes.
Hopefully we’ll be present when one or more of the monarchs emerge.
What fun! We have been seeing lots of monarchs lately at the Montezuma Wildlife Refuge fluttering around the habitat that was created for them. Guess it must be time for the big migration!21 September
Our gardener gave us some monarch chrysalises to show Toby and Max. (We’re off to Cleveland tomorrow.) She grows milkweed, collects the eggs and watches the process from start to finish. I just, for the first time, watched a video of a chrysalis emerging from the caterpillar body. Amazing.
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In the bottom photo you can see the wing veins on the left side of the chrysalis. Apparently, the 2 gold dots at the bottom will be the monarch’s eyes.
Hopefully we’ll be present when one or more of the monarchs emerge.
Wow Dave! Thanks for sharing this23 September
During the drive several of the chrysalises turned much darker, signaling impending hatching.
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Of course the first two emerged whan we weren’t looking. Luckily, before we went for a short walk I set up my phone for a time lapse video.
The final product
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AMAZING!!!23 September
During the drive several of the chrysalises turned much darker, signaling impending hatching.
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Of course the first two emerged whan we weren’t looking. Luckily, before we went for a short walk I set up my phone for a time lapse video.
The final product
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Awwww…. So sweet.
Incredible. What a moment!23 September
During the drive several of the chrysalises turned much darker, signaling impending hatching.
View attachment 186028
Of course the first two emerged whan we weren’t looking. Luckily, before we went for a short walk I set up my phone for a time lapse video.
The final product
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C23 September
During the drive several of the chrysalises turned much darker, signaling impending hatching.
View attachment 186028
Of course the first two emerged whan we weren’t looking. Luckily, before we went for a short walk I set up my phone for a time lapse video.
The final product
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