Summertime

Thank you Sara, nature has indeed some very sticky situations, but usually extracts itself on balance, unless you know who, gets involved, cheers David

Heya Len, beauty hanging on a thread, at least if my caterpillar metamorphoses into a butterfly will be worth the climb back up, cheers David

Thank you Andrea I hung in on a thread, and got a placement, I know a bit lame, cheers David

Heya Tania, I’m delighted my bungee jumping caterpillars caught your eye, and merited a placement in your contest, thank you so much, cheers David

A reality Chris, I’ve seen these bungee jumping caterpillars hanging from the trees in the park, after birds land near them, curious sight indeed, thank you for stopping by, cheers David

Heya Jennifer, A big juicy caterpillar must always keep its bungee cord at the ready, thank you so much for stopping by today I enjoyed your comments, cheers David

Hello Lasaad, thank you for stopping by, my poems will not be going anywhere fast lol, and are only as good as the reader enjoys them, cheers David

Heya Jenna, I’d say if it can pull itself back up into the leaves it may have a chance, they bungee jump off to escape predators, hang still for a while, and if the bird doesn’t twig what’s going on, it will usually fly off bemused with its beak agape, cheers David

You just wrote another quotable poem by your comment David jajaja...

Thank you Jeff, I believe the bird was agape in disbelief, when the caterpillar bungeed off the leaf, what a great escaping technique, cheers David

Hello David Kayanagh, this was a brave caterpillar. Cheers! Darlene

This particular one Darlene did survive by taking its chances, with a bungee jump to avoid the birds clutches, cheers David