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Posted by chkelly on September 01, 2002 at 08:47:46:

My son found a large fat green caterpiller on my herb garden. It is smooth with black and yellow stripes around its circumference. It has orange horns that poke out when its front is touched (quite a surprise first time!) and gave off a greenish liquid when picked up (assumed was noxious and washed up immediately). What is this going to metamorphos into and what should we feed it, more parsley?

Thanks

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