Spring continues on in dynamic form and after the good winter rain, the gardens thrive. Not all critters are so welcome though as I find a population explosion of hairy, bristly caterpillars on the march…. 
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Nature on the Edge 
Goodness the green one looks like a cactus! great shots 🙂
True, thorny like a cactus!
Interesting creature, and the second to last is a very beautiful portrait.
Thanks Bente.. so many different species, in all kinds of spots and stripes 🙂
I love that it’s spring where you are. We had our first snowfall today. I shall watch your posts with increasing envy….
Hi MM thanks for the comments. Where are you in Canada? Quebec? Sounds like an early winter is setting in?
I live along the mighty and historic Ottawa River which forms the border between Ontario & Quebec. Yep. I think we’re in for a cold, snowy winter.
This is the magic of blogging and the www, in a couple of keystrokes one can be transported to a different world. I had a quick look at the Riverkeepers blog on the Ottawa… what a river. Look forward to exploring your world 🙂
WOW!! great pics!!!
Thanks!
That final shot is simply amazing Liz. Well done!
Thanks Tiny… and boy do those caterpillars have an appetite!
Fascinating little guys! Well captured indeed.
Aren’t they… and then they transform into something totally different and fly away!
That they are! 🙂 I’m completely taken with that flambouyant Lappet .. and it begins to look more and more like Bert the muppet.
Interesting critters when you look at them close-up. Nice shots.
Lovely shots. The last one is beautiful!