Monarch Butterfly Pupa.
woollybear69
9 years ago
Two days ago, I started to see some orange and black colors, inside this Monarch Butterfly Pupa. Every few hours, I would notice tiny changes, inside this Monarch Butterfly Pupa. This morning when I woke up, what a big difference in what I saw. This Monarch Butterfly Pupa, was ready to eclose. This, beautiful, Monarch Butterfly Pupa, is going to eclose this morning, or in the early afternoon. Then a new, beautiful, Monarch Butterfly, will be born....
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