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I saw one a few days ago also Eleanor.
There is another in the basement - all curled up - all
winter long.
Must be natural.
Paul
On Saturday, February 15, 2014 8:43:34 AM, Eleanor Lindsay <kelindsay@eastlink.ca> wrote:
While walking along my local dirt road yesterday I was very surprised to see a wooly bear caterpillar in the middle of the road; on picking it up, it promptly curled into a ball. Not quite sure what the best thing to do with it was, I put it in some leafy debris in a dense relatively wind protected part of the road alongside where I found it. I know they survive overwintering, but do they survive waking up in midwinter as this one did, presumably due to the ridiculously warm day we had the day before?
Eleanor Lindsay
St Margarets Bay
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<font size="+1">While walking along my local dirt road yesterday</font>
I was very surprised to see a wooly bear caterpillar in the middle
of the road; on picking it up, it promptly curled into a ball. Not
quite sure what the best thing to do with it was, I put it in some
leafy debris in a dense relatively wind protected part of the road
alongside where I found it. I know they survive overwintering, but
do they survive waking up in midwinter as this one did, presumably
due to the ridiculously warm day we had the day before?<br>
<br>
Eleanor Lindsay<br>
St Margarets Bay<br>
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