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Hello! This is my new blog. Thank you for visiting me!
We found 3 black swallowtail caterpillars in the parsley when working in our garden the other weekend. I decided to keep them so I could see them make their chrysalis and turn into butterflies.
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Hello my very sweet friend!! Your blog is awesome, I love it!! Thanks for letting me know it is here, I'll be checking in on you often!!!
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Blanche :)
This is so much fun! We have done this many times. It is so cool to release the butterflies once they emerge from the cacoon.
Hi!
What a cool new blog! I really liked the post on caterpillars. We have done this experiment before too.
Thanks for letting me know that you have a new blog. I haven't posted much on my blog lately.
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You're kidding! You have REAL swallowtail catepillars at your place? You lucky duck! I wish we did. I hope you will show pictures when they emerge.
What a very nice new blog. You did a great job. How exciting to have three to watch. I hope they all emerge for you, what a great science project. Are you journaling about it, making a lapbook or drawing a nature book?
Keep us posted!
Because of Jesus, Bobbie
The new blog looks great!!! Thank you for sharing this!!! You'll have to keep us up to date in their progress. This is fascinating stuff. We lived by a butterfly garden in Michigan and we all loved it!!!
Thanks for sharing,
Robyn
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/sonoranstamper/
Oh, how fun!
Watching a butterfly's life cycle is such an amazing experience.
I hope you get to see them as they emerge!
Have a good weekend,
Tracy @
www.homeschoolblogger.com/kidcraze
What a great science lab.
Blessings to you,
Karen
ohhh HOW fun !!! I will for sure have to show my boys tomorrow what you are doing in science. I hope we can do this someday soon. Have fun and learn lots.
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-Mrs. Mary
Hello, and welcome to blog-land! Thank you so much for sharing your caterpillars with us; I loved seeing the pictures! We live in Arizona now, where we don't run across many caterpillars, but we're from Michigan, where they were abundant. I sure do miss them!
Have a lovely week,
Mrs. Shani
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