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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Lederhosen.
Shiny, shiny, shiny suit of leather.
Posted in Caterpillar Chronicles, Funaday Dundee
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Caterpillar coat crisis.
It was only when I came back from the shops that I realised that I had been wearing a caterpillar under my coat. Another day, another caterpillar catastrophe.
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Chain of fools.
These Eri silkmoth larvae seem to be locked into a strange line dance.
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Tagged art, caterpillars, dundee, funaday, pleionexia
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Serving Suggestion 3
These succulent Eri caterpillars make a tasty light supper served enticingly on a vintage platter. I reared the caterpillars myself, and was lucky to find the platter at an auction at Curr and Dewar, Dundee.
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The Guardian.
This young hawkmoth caterpillar is enjoying reading the Guardian. It doesn’t appear to have noticed that it’s upside down.
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Grubs.
Vulvular caterpillage – this fortunately rare condition is little understood.
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Larva, larva, larva.
The ova have hatched and the larvae start to crawl down the form.
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Pleionexia in its infancy.
The basic shape has been made and the ova have been added.
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Caterpillar in a Travelodge
This Deaths Head Hawkmoth caterpillar is relaxing on the sofa in a Travelodge. I have to take my caterpillars away with me because they need constant care and attention. The overheated, dry atmosphere of a Travelodge bedroom suits this species … Continue reading
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