Metamorphic Life!

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I rescued this Pipevine Swallowtail chrysalis from the butterfly house where I volunteer on June 1st.
It had been installed in the chrysalis box that we have there and I noticed it had fallen down in the bottom of the box.


Well it was going to have a tough time emerging if it wasn’t hanging like it is in nature.
I brought it home and used a tiny dot of hot glue, from the cooler variety of glue guns, to attach it to a stick.
I placed it on my back porch in my butterfly net habitat.


After about 7 days it fell off the stick and I decided to just leave it be and see what happened.


The good news is it emerged on Sunday June 9th as I was drinking my cup of coffee before church.


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It was already out by the time I checked on it, but I got to enjoy if for an hour or so and when I went out to see if it had flown away before leaving for church, I saw it fly out and into a tree. Notice it looks quite different when the wings are closed vs open!


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Have a Blessed Day!


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June 14, 2019
All photos taken on my iPhone 8 Plus

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