After watching the monarch on the milkweed last week, I decided to check the plants for eggs. Yesterday I found one. I did some quick google research on raising monarchs and decided to try.
I plucked the leaf with the egg on it yesterday. It was completely white. This morning it had a black spot, so I knew it was close to hatching.




I was sitting at my computer contemplating working when I looked down to see the caterpillar coming out of the egg. Oh, so exciting!!!!


It is happily eating away at the egg sac now. I don't know if I'm going to be able to work today. I may be caterpillar watching instead.
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