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Brassolis sophorae
His shelter is built by their own caterpillars through the junction of leaflets (subdivision leaves) of silk, forming generally a cartridge. The inside is lined with silk, making the nest waterproof.
The square is surrounded by grass and bushland, and a high diversity of flowers.
I was in the square, then this caterpillar began to rise in me ...