Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts
Friday, September 28, 2018
Orangey Encounter--Monarch Butterfly
During a neighborhood walk, we spotted a flitting butterfly. I know better than to try capturing a still image of a moving object. I recorded it, played with the video, and uploaded a ~1 minute video to YouTube. I decided to create a longer video to accompany this article, which also includes a half-speed clip so that the wing movement is easier to follow. Read the entire article and comment there, please.
Saturday, March 25, 2017
Leggy Bugs—Caterpillars (Lepidopteran Larvae, which Become Butterflies and Moths)
Butterfly and moth caterpillars have fewer legs than the leggy bugs I wrote about last month (“Leggy Bugs--Centipedes and Millipedes”).
One nice image I found was helpful with identifiers. View a nicely captured example of movement at "Close-up Caterpillar Footage". Read the entire article and comment there, please.
One nice image I found was helpful with identifiers. View a nicely captured example of movement at "Close-up Caterpillar Footage". Read the entire article and comment there, please.
Labels:
bugs,
butterfly,
caterpillar,
chrysalis,
cocoon,
creepy crawlies,
creepy crawly,
Geometridae,
inchworm,
larvae,
leggy bug,
Lepidoptera,
moth,
proleg,
pupa
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