or cater-pillar has fed. It is composed,often, of two or three thicknessesof the silky material, and is toughand strong. Sometimes the out-side is reinforced with two orthree leaves. In this cradle thelarva undergoes the change to thepupa, and in time (in this form,usually the next summer),… … October, 1906 AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 239 Then there is another form—hairy caterpillars—whichconstruct the cocoon largely from their own hair, usuallyunder some object on or near the ground. The third formsuspend themselves, sometimes head downward, by a fewsilken threads, sometimes by a small…
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