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Photos: Caterpillar coronation

Monarch caterpillars have been enjoying a buffet of milkweed in and around the Natural Resources Division office.

Concordian Sarah Strong, left, guides a monarch caterpillar into the Natural Resources Division’s habitat as Director Delia Kaye holds the enclosure open. Photo: Dakota Antelman/The Acton Bridge
Concordian Sarah Strong, left, guides a monarch caterpillar into the Natural Resources Division’s habitat as Director Delia Kaye holds the enclosure open. Photo: Dakota Antelman/The Acton Bridge
A monarch caterpillar munches on a leaf in its mesh enclosure. Photo: Dakota Antelman/The Acton Bridge
A monarch caterpillar munches on a leaf in its mesh enclosure. Photo: Dakota Antelman/The Acton Bridge

Monarch caterpillars have been enjoying a buffet of milkweed in and around Acton’s Natural Resources Division office ahead of their annual migration. The office raises caterpillars in a mesh habitat and releases them once they hatch as butterflies. For humans, it’s “part education, part fun,” Natural Resources Director Delia Kaye told The Acton Bridge. For the bugs, the short stay indoors may be one of their last stops before they migrate south for the winter.

Milkweed proves a common host for caterpillars. Photo: Dakota Antelman/The Acton Bridge
Milkweed proves a common host for caterpillars. Photo: Dakota Antelman/The Acton Bridge

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