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Hey, don’t knock it. I don’t look at most of these “best nine” collages (or whatever they should be called), but these are some cool pictures. I especially like the tomato horn worm. Isn’t that what I see in the center? (I’m afraid to ask what you did with it.)
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Thanks! Yup, that’s a tomato horn worm. We trimmed the branch it was on and moved it to the woods behind the house. Likely became a treat for a bird…
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Thanks for giving the worm another chance. I always put them in the woods, though my husband says they will just come back… They are so majestic. And that green! I love it.
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