Another monarch chrysalis in the shrubbery
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Aha! Another monarch chrysalis.
This one is on the same shrub as another chrysalis that I observed last week.
When you're patient and persistent enough, with a trained eye you'll discover so many wonders of nature.
Since at least twenty monarch caterpillars ate their way through milkweed leaves to adulthood, I am convinced that there must be more around the patio in the shrubs, on stalks of grass, and who knows where else.
So far I only know of the five chrysalides, including the female monarch that emerged the other day.
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I wrote about this chrysalis last week.
It is on a lower branch on the shrub.