Re: [CH] Hornworm

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Aaaaaah, I've had one in my garden!   I thought it was a small snake! ;)
Left it in peace, you never know what these large animals will do if you
irritate them.  Damn, if I didn't think those were bok droppings.

Steve
The Wilderness (a town in)
South Africa

> While searching for Miss Dewis'  I found that there are 772 sub species of
> hornworm
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> And then there is this guy. Need a shovel to clean up after it
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> http://www.museums.org.za/bio/insects/sphingid.htm
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> For the African CH's,  might keep this guy in mind.
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> Lord Byron
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