Late Bloomer

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monarch cocoon

Late Bloomer

By: dewalt.17Subscribe Channel: Pets & Animals Location: upstate New York Monday, Dec 6 , 10 at 7:23 AM

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I found a catapillar on milkweed and brought it home with plenty of leaves to eat. Within days it began to make it's cocoon and after about 12 days a beautiful Monarch emerged. When I released it, it flew off.

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