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<blockquote data-quote="Mvalenz" data-source="post: 248380" data-attributes="member: 6151"><p>I have had a couple of my female budwings out loose in my living room for quite some time now. One more than the other. The oldest and mother of the two has been on a computer speaker covered with a sock so she can grip better (her feet are getting old). The other is on an Asiatic Lilly on my table as a center piece. I had my windows open and it started to pour. I mean like the great flood and it was loud. I noticed my youngest had crawled under a leaf of the plant so her whole body was covered. She hasn't moved much before. The older one was moving around a lot maybe looking for cover. She doesn't move at all unless it's dinner time. I was wondering if the youngest under the leaf did that instinctively and the older was trying to do the same. If you think about it them getting hit by a falling rain drop must be like the equivalent of us getting hit by at least a tennis ball in the eye.</p><p></p><p>Just wondering</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mvalenz, post: 248380, member: 6151"] I have had a couple of my female budwings out loose in my living room for quite some time now. One more than the other. The oldest and mother of the two has been on a computer speaker covered with a sock so she can grip better (her feet are getting old). The other is on an Asiatic Lilly on my table as a center piece. I had my windows open and it started to pour. I mean like the great flood and it was loud. I noticed my youngest had crawled under a leaf of the plant so her whole body was covered. She hasn't moved much before. The older one was moving around a lot maybe looking for cover. She doesn't move at all unless it's dinner time. I was wondering if the youngest under the leaf did that instinctively and the older was trying to do the same. If you think about it them getting hit by a falling rain drop must be like the equivalent of us getting hit by at least a tennis ball in the eye. Just wondering [/QUOTE]
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