Folklore holds that the relative amounts of brown (in this case yellow) and black on the skin of a Woolly Bear caterpillar (commonly abundant in the fall) are an indication of the severity of the coming winter. It is believed that if a Woolly Bear caterpillar’s brown stripe is thick, the winter weather will be mild and if the brown stripe is narrow, the winter will be severe. (Wikipedia)
Maybe our winter won’t be the coldest place on earth this year.
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I hope this applies to Minnesota too!! Such a great pic!!
Im pretty sure it would…
Hmm, ours has mostly brown and a few black spots in the middle oh my I hope we have a mild winter in the Pacific Northwest, Washington. The ski slopes have already opened in Crystal Mountain. Hmm.
Im use to the Brown and black ones as well, first time Ive seen a yellow one
Wow, I never knew that about the stripes, but it’s a very neat little fact and I think I’ll look out for the Woolly Bears next time I’m walking! Such a cute picture 🙂