What a surprise! I had brought in the Monarch chrysalis which was attached to a yellowing milkweed leave with the intention of securing it to a twig from the yard. It had harden for a few days and I had it laying on a paper napkin. I know it hasn't been even 10 days, her two brother's are still in the cage green as jade. I had walked into the room looking out the window and wondered "what the heck was fluttering around my head." I couldn't believe it, she must of climbed up the candlesticks and possibly hung from the chandelier. I not really sure if it was a she, I was so bent on getting her outside, but for Mr. Lonely's sake who is still paroling the side yard, I hope so! Mary
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