I went on my yearly 6hr autumn walk through the park trials for these walks I start on the bike paths before going off to the unmarked areas. I normally bring a weapon but I foolishly forgot this time luckily there was no danger. I couldn't say the same

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Anonymous 10/30/20 (Fri) 20:48:07 No.191

I went on my yearly 6hr autumn walk through the park trials for these walks I start on the bike paths before going off to the unmarked areas. I normally bring a weapon but I foolishly forgot this time luckily there was no danger.
I couldn't say the same for this caterpillar I found on the bike path before going to the unmarked areas. It was a monarch and knowing there are indangered I picked it off the path so it wouldn't go squish from bikes and carried it away to an unmarked area deep in the woods to be safe. I then altered my route because I don't like backtracking.

Hours pass and I head back to the bike path only to see a squished caterpillar on my trek I start to think "I hope that's just one I didn't carry" only to find just up ahead 13 more dead monarch caterpillars. Now I'm thinking that I did it for nothing I saved one only to see a bunch more dead...maybe even the one I "saved" maybe if I didn't see the one caterpillar I could have saved others..maybe I'm only fooling myself.

Anonymous 10/30/20 (Fri) 20:57:38 No.192

Caterpillars are fairly slow, so most likely your efforts to save the one weren't in vain. Though it's a shame the others weren't able to have such luck

Anonymous 10/30/20 (Fri) 21:14:44 No.193

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>>191
I wonder how things like that can happen. I don't think anyone would squish caterpillars on purpose like that. Squishing a bug is never a pleasant experience I think. They always make this noise like you're stepping on glass and their juices get everywhere and it's disgusting. A person on their own would maybe see those caterpillars and avoid stepping on them. I can only assume it was a big group of people who were all too distracted walking and talking together to notice.

Anonymous 10/31/20 (Sat) 03:04:44 No.194

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Anonymous 11/01/20 (Sun) 07:34:21 No.198

>>192
That's good at least, I remembered that when I came back to check the tree I left it on a I saw a leaf was inplace of where I put the caterpillar. That was very odd since the leaf was from another kind of tree altogether.
>>193
I wondered that as well, to see that many dead on such a small stretch of path and there being not a single person to notice and stop so more are not killed is midly disturbing.

Anonymous 09/28/21 (Tue) 05:10:41 No.536

>>191
fuck bugs. they all should be exterminated.

Anonymous 09/28/21 (Tue) 05:31:42 No.537

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Anonymous 09/28/21 (Tue) 06:06:17 No.538

>>191

what kind of weapon?

Anonymous 09/28/21 (Tue) 06:29:55 No.539

>>538
Their weapon of choice

Anonymous 09/28/21 (Tue) 22:29:20 No.540

>>538
I just use a standard well lubed Swiss army knife no need for anything fancy I feel. Recently found more trails one said "use at own risk" and "area prone to flooding" only went a few kilometres in because I had smelt stagnate water so I will need to go when it's dry.
>>539
Weird I'm going through my music from the 00's folder and realized I haven't gone to that album yet.

/aut/ - Autumn

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