This week, our first-ever video sprog blog. (Yeah, I know, I'm going to have to turn in my Luddite card now.) Because it's hard to do silkworms justice unless you can watch them squirm!
Recall that these silkworms (who you've already seen in pictures) hatched from eggs that came home last June and stayed in the refrigerator until spring (when mulberry trees are nice and leafy).
Dr. Free-Ride's better half warns that the silkworms are slightly out of focus in this video. I remind you that here at Friday Sprog Blogging, we make a point of protecting the identities of the very young. Yeah, that's right, I meant them to be blurry! I don't want these wee caterpillars to have to deal with creepy internet stalkers!
Meet the silkworms:
If you eat that much mulberry leaf ...
A safe place to pupate:
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nice!
Don't you worry about the Silkworm Liberation Front?
This just made my morning.
I've been there and raised those. Wait til they pupate in your drapes. And after they hatch out ... let's just say that silk (worm) moth sex is not an edifying sight. Have fun!
I hope they do better than my bees. I'll need new bees...
HA HA HA! "Particularly voracious."