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November 1, 2018 Kim Smith

Polyphemus caterpillar turning brownish – blog

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Naturalist, writer, blogger, dragonfly monitor, volunteer, native plant enthusiast, bug dork, highly-sensitive person (HSP) (a type of neurodiversity). I live in Toledo, Ohio, at the western edge of Lake Erie. Find me at https://www.natureismytherapy.com. View all posts by Kim Smith

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