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Wendy Spalding, Extension Master Gardener, is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering insect ecology and native pollinators. Based in Olympia, Washington, she has worked in environmental communication since 2019, having previously served as a copy editor for a regional home and lifestyle magazine. Spalding earned a BS in Environmental Studies from the University of North Carolina Wilmington and raises monarch caterpillars each summer alongside her observations of native host plants.

Are Swallowtail Caterpillars Poisonous?
Are Butterflies Poisonous to Touch or If They Are Eaten?
What Do Caterpillars Eat? Their Diets and Food Sources
Where Do Butterflies Sleep at Night?
Are Blue Butterflies Rare? Separating Perception & Reality
Are Woolly Worms Poisonous? What Happens If You Touch One
Do Moths Eat Fruit? The Truth About Fruit-Eating Moths
Are Cecropia Moths Endangered? And What You Can Do
Are Southern Flannel Moths Poisonous?
How Many Eggs Are Laid to Become a Caterpillar?
What Do Big Moths Eat? From Larva to Adult
What Does a Caterpillar Look Like? Identifying Traits
How Long Does a Moth Stay in a Cocoon?
Are Saddleback Caterpillars Poisonous?
What Do Caterpillars Do? A Look at Their Life & Role
Are Moths and Butterflies in the Same Family?
What Is a White Moth? Identification & Common Species
What Are Green Caterpillars and What Do They Become?
Do Butterflies Have Mouths? How They Eat Explained
What Are the Fuzzy Caterpillars Called?
How Long Do Sphinx Moths Live? Lifespan and Life Cycle
What Type of Butterfly Is Yellow and Black?
What Eats a Grasshopper? Its Many Natural Predators
What Is the Scientific Name for Butterflies?
What Plants Do Cicadas Eat? Common Host Plants & Damage
Are Tiger Moths Poisonous? Their Toxins & Defenses
What Eats a Moth? Predators of Larvae and Adults
How Long Do Caterpillars Stay in Cocoons?
What Is a Moth? Characteristics & Life Cycle
When Do Moths Go Away? Factors in Their Disappearance