October 27, 2026
Monday Mystery Answered
On Monday I wrote… Yesterday morning, top Celery Farm Nature Preserve birder Julie McCall saw an unusual-looking hawk over the…
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Monday Morning Mystery 08222022
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Parasitoid wasp eggs on a Hornworm. Fun fact: “Sprinkles”/”nonpareils”/”jimmies” are coated with shellac from bug secretions. I think I will skip the sprinkles on all my desserts henceforth.
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Looks like a nonpareil caterpillar!
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Diane
Parasitoid wasp eggs on a Hornworm. Fun fact: “Sprinkles”/”nonpareils”/”jimmies” are coated with shellac from bug secretions. I think I will skip the sprinkles on all my desserts henceforth.
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Looks like a nonpareil caterpillar!