Eleven days ago, we introduced you to Joey the Tobacco Hornworm (link is here). Soon after his 
arrival, Joey went underground to pupate (link is here).
We checked in Joey this morning — he’s living at DeKorte Park’s Center for Environmental and Scientific Studies (the building with the observatory) — and he is tucked away in his homemade sleeping bag (photo above).
We also have a new Tobacco Hornworm (above), just 4 centimeters long. We have not named him. Someone suggested George Alexander Louis, but that’s probably a better name for a Monarch caterpillar.
Any suggestions for a name? So far, we have “Chester.” Leave a comment below.
More on hornworms here.
Since it’s a tobacco hookworm, how about “Winston”.
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