[lawgirl]

OH NO! Nope I didn't squash him- we took his photo and then my husband took him outside and let him go. Our cats sure were interested! In that photo he is sitting on a business card of my husband's and when we lowered him a little for the cats to take a look, they knocked him off the card and he was a little shook up! LOL! I scooped him back on the card and he kind of took a minute and then he was ok LOL! The cats were fascinated, and totally scared of it LOL!

Ted: "Look at the Wooly Worm my mom found!!! I wanted to eat it!"

[DaughterofEve]

AWWWWWWWWW!!!! to Ted!

[Snow Bunny]

ROTFL....... I have a cat and a dog. This so hilarious.

[Fraulein]

LOL per post #29! (What a cute kitty!) By the way, I've never seen a Wooly Worm before. He's cute!

[Squantos]

LOL ! Good break from the insanity here...........

If you look closely at wooly worms, you may notice that they aren't all one color. Sometimes they have black hairs on each side of a reddish brown band. Heavy black on the front supposedly means a hard winter while red velvet on the rear means a mild winter.

Or if the wooly has a wide center of brown, then it will be mild winter all the way. If they are light colored in the front and dark in the back, it will be mild and then harsh.

What happens if you can't tell the difference between the front and back of the worm? You'll be just like the rest of us and won't really know what to expect.

Based on what I see in the Pic......I'd buy a parka and a new snow shovel for Hubby :o) .......

Stay Safe !