It is a hornworm. I found his horn. I was looking at the wrong end!
It's on the left. That's his back end.
"What's so interesting besides me?"
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About Me
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- My love of nature and love of paper have influenced my love of drawing, painting and making things for as long as I can remember. For me, there is excitement in the visual pleasure I get from copying the beauty of nature. The colors. The gentleness. With my artwork, I seek to inspire and enlighten the viewer.
3 comments:
just like the one from your crib?!!!
oh my
draw him with a smiling face
April will he get greener as he gets closer to turn into a moth?
I have not seen one this pale green before, Laura. Not sure. I will post a little blurp that I read about them. I find them so interesting - especially the moth stage. And Sue, the one that "crawled" across my crib when I was little was a lovely green. That was a dream, Laura, but so vivid that I remember it still today.
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