Also, to every beast of the earth, to every bird of the air, and to everything that creeps on the earth, in which there is life, I have given every green herb for food”; and it was so.
Genesis 1:30
BUTTERFLIES!
My family and I went on a walk last month and when we were walking home, I happened to come across a caterpillar! I was of course excited about my discovery and decided to take it home and let it turn into a butterfly! I found out that it was a black swallow-tail butterfly and I took care of it with the instructions I found on a website.
Daddy thought that since he had never seen the life cycle of a butterfly in real life that I should post about it so others could experience it themselves!
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STAGE : 1
Here is the caterpillar the way I had found it!
STAGE:2
This is the caterpillar hanging on his weed by a thin silk.
(Sorry about the sideways picture!)
STAGE: 3
This is the Chrysalis
stage: 4
He's OUT!!! It is important that the New Butterfly has plenty of room to dry it's wings otherwise if it is confined to a small area it's wings will dry incorrectly and he/she will not be able to fly.
-Kimber was lucky to see it starting to come out otherwise #1 We would have missed out on a wonderful experience #2 The butterfly would have probably not have been able to fly. (because of it's confined home)
STAGE: 5
Fanning him/herself in order to dry the wings!
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WOW, what an amazing design from our creator!
♦His Princess,♦
♥Alexis♥
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Coooool. =D
ReplyDelete-Courtney-
Hey, there are some catapillars that look just like that on some of our plants :D! That's very neat how you were able to watch it transform.
ReplyDelete--Philip
Wow! Thank you for taking the time to share this and to nurture the little caterpillar through his development. God's creatures are so precious!
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