Lot's Of Butterfly Pupae.
woollybear69
9 years ago
This is a photo, of 14, Butterfly Pupae, resting on the bottom of my terrarium, waiting to eclose.....3- Monarch Butterfly Pupae, 3- Zebra Longwing, Butterfly Pupae.... I forgot the names of the other Butterfly Pupae...... My sketches, will go to my relatives...... I keep them for 2 or 3 days.....
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