The Caterpillar that I found and then spun it's cocoon has been in there about 8 days.
The coloration has change just a little. It will change to more of a dark gray, at least that last one did.
I am thinking about 3 more weeks. I didn't log anything the last time so I am sorta guessing...
Nice update and I expect to see this through the end! lol
Peace William
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
Anticipation. It's making you wait, it's keeping you wai-ai-ai-ai-ai-ait-ing! Actually, this is pretty cool to watch something like this happen before your eyes Bill.
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
Very interesting to watch wht you have going on there.
Lou Ludwig
Boca Raton, FL
William
Let us know when the caterpillar emerges for the cocoon.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
Will the butterly call you Daddy? LOL! I know you are waiting to witness the rebirth.
I am loving being able to follow along on this part of the caterpillar's life cycle. Fascinating stuff!
I will learn something with this series of posts as I've never seen the process.
Good morning William. I am learning from and enjoying this trek with you.
Watching Mother Nature at work is always fascinating. Thanks for sharing, William.
Well, you have my attention...just need to be patient...mother nature works on her own time table.
Hello William ... VB grew up with caterpillars and cocoons in his younger years and make sure to capture what comes out for us 
Robert Vegas Bob Swetz
Las Vegas, NV
Thanks for the update Bill, I was wondering how this little fellow was coming along.
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