Wooook at dis' little fuzzy caterpillar I found in my garden! Everytime I find one, it's some new fabulous color, with another neato texture of fur... or is it such thin spikes it looks like fuzz? Deceiving? When I played with the branch it was climbing on it froze and didn't move a muscle (or suction cup foot). But once I put it back down it got right back to what it had been doing before...
There is hardly a thing cuter then the feet of a caterpillar... possibly a new born kitten or something else with adorable hairy bodies and padded feet - but just barely. ;)
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Wooook at dis' little fuzzy caterpillar I found in my garden! Everytime I find one, it's some new fabulous color, with another neato texture of fur... or is it such thin spikes it looks like fuzz? Deceiving? When I played with the branch it was climbing on it froze and didn't move a muscle (or suction cup foot). But once I put it back down it got right back to what it had been doing before...
There is hardly a thing cuter then the feet of a caterpillar... possibly a new born kitten or something else with adorable hairy bodies and padded feet - but just barely. ;)
XoXo
Something else like... you, maybe? 'Cause you're like an überhippie n' all. Honestly, you're much more of a true hippie (expression of an era aside) than all of these hippie-fashion types I see, because you actually walk the talk.
ReplyDeleteI often wonder how people name bugs. I mean, where the heck is the resemblance to a tiger here? Unless it's behavior... nope, that can't be it. I give up. You know, sooner or later you're going to discover an unknown critter, and you'll get to name it. I recommend using one of google's "word verification" words. Right now I'm about to type "ginglate." If only I can just find a bug with bad teeth from too many coffee drinks.
Hey Gratuitous-
ReplyDeleteDon't tell people I am a granola cruncher... ha ha... I don't even eat granola. ;)
IS the name of this caterpillar a "Tiger"? It didn't act like a tiger, but maybe some really imaginative and dorky entomologist (while drinking a cup of coffee I am sure) was all hyped up and said "It's like a little tiger, a yellow tiger mane!"
I hope I do get to name my own bug - in fact considering the good names I came up with for most of my cats, I can't wait.
Yeah, the tiger moth caterpillar. And no, the adult moth looks nothing like a tiger, even and albino one. Dammit.
ReplyDeleteAwww, the tiger moth is really pretty, i have seen a bunch of those before! You know what I just found out, that the furry caterpillars are called " woolly bears".
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