Mornings in the garden and all are hard at work
The ants help pollinate an Acorn squash blossom
And a future pollinator engorges itself on a Dill plant
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The Iris and the Lily 
Lovely image of the caterpillar! As for the ants, I’ve mixed feelings as they keep greenfly colonies going and it’s a constant struggle in the greenhouse. Kind regards, Annette
I do agree, too many find their way into our home since our gardens are just outside the back door. But if we eliminate them from the web of life we might unravel way too much lol!
No worries, they’ll never be “eliminated” and I sometimes think they might take over the planet some day…good idea for a book maybe, or has it already been written? 😉
Creepy looking but cute caterpillar.
I plant the fennel just for the swallowtail caterpillars…haven’t seen any yet, though.
How I’d love to see a caterpillar like that on my dill…. wonderful creatures and a lovely photo Bonnie!
Thank you! I’m always so excited when I find a caterpillar in the garden.