Yesterday the black swallowtail that I have been watching emerged from its chrysalis. Since I was at work I ran over to the Como Zoo, over my lunch hour, and released him in their butterfly garden. Here are a couple of pics that I took to commemorate the
moment.



While I was at the butterfly garden I found a black swallowtail caterpillar in the parsley.

This little guy better hurry up. It will not be too long before the cold weather gets here.
3 comments:
funny we found 2 of these in the parsley today, and 1 in the pool the other day(alive of course)...
I just found 3 of these on the parsley in the garden.
I went on line to look up to see what they were.
I love butterflies.
Found one of these in my Dill patch today. How do I keep it alive so that we can watch it transform? We have tried before with Monarchs with no luck. Thanks for any help you can give. - Katie
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