Random Facts About You #56

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I saw a baby snake here a few weeks ago and wondered the same thing.

I'm sorry. My brother's body was found in the woods.

Yep, fuzzy caterpillar means a cold Winter.

 

white caterpillar means is going to snow like a motherfucker.. :leaving:

 

Lovely pics, Ty. Do you remove the stumps later?

It sort of looks like our woods. What state, Ty?? If you don't mind my asking.

 

I haven't seen any baby snakes BUT I've seen about 6 different snake skins in the past 2 weeks. NONE of them were small. gad

and they all looked like the same kind of snake...and I have no idea what kind that is.

 

his state is round on both ends but hi in the middle


my state is confusion


a ball of confusion

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6du5R_uAAE

 

I got those all over the place... They aren't woolybear but are some kind of moth. Don't remember seeing them before though. New invasive species?

It's magic...

The stumps stay, I'll kill them off next spring when the re-emerge, for now they are cut to the ground. I'll have to mow some in there to keep that stuff at bay, and unfortunately use herbicide, it's Amur Honeysuckle and the most invasive species in Ohio. Which answers your second question.

 

its called the Hickory Tussock Moth. its venomous to some people.

 

Yeah... Just searched and found that.

 

Sorry to hear that...

 

I seen two today in different locations, and I seen one about 2 weeks ago elsewhere. that 2xs the amount Ive seen in bees..

 

I've probably seen 20 or more between yesterday and today. Actually handled several, apparently not poisonous to me.

 

Not my pic, but I saw a luna moth caterpillar on Sunday. He was near the ivy. I've found a couple of empty cocoon's in the ivy when I clean it up.

 

parallel like that?....I don't believe you.....he had to have measured....no way he could just fluke precision like that

 

gonna be 102 in la this friday

 

I see those from time to time but I actually had a Luna Moth on my backdoor earlier this summer. I might have posted a pic. It was pretty cool. I did some reading and apparently they are nocturnal. They will land in one place and stay there all day...resting, I suppose....until night fall when they take off.

 

I'm sure he measured it. Too perfect!

 

They only live to mate. They don't eat; having no mouth. I think the lifespan is less than a week. They are beautiful.

 

how you get so big, you no eat?