This green caterpillar is the tomato hornworm. It and ten of its buddies were munching on my tomato plant on Monday. The white things on the back of the caterpillar are wasp cocoons. We need more information. As another Parking Lot opportunity research the life cycle of the tomato hornworm or the wasps that prey on the hornworm. Can any one find out why the big caterpillar went under ground in the potted tomato plant in the aquarium in our room? See the next BLOG for reminders about parking lot requirements.
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Helen Arrington
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you should get a real class pet mrs.arrington :)
-Adrienne
Posted by: Adrienne | October 14, 2011 at 01:45 PM