Thank you to Julie Snobelen for this writing plan!
The Egg
Every butterfly begins as a tiny egg only 1-3 mm in size. However, under a microscope, the surface of the egg becomes a magnificent specimen of symmetry and intricate design. Some are ribbed, some are honeycombed, and some are ornamented like a wicker basket. Each species has a unique design.
Depending on the species, a female butterfly may lay just a few, to hundreds of eggs on or near plants that the babies will eat. Some are
laid in clusters, some stacked, and some singly. Some are laid on tops of leaves, some underneath, some hidden in tree bark, or on grass
stems.
As an egg is laid it is covered with a sticky liquid that immediately glues it firmly to the leaf or stem. Those laid in warm weather hatch
in a few days, but some eggs can also survive through a winter.
An egg starts out light coloured and darkens as it is ready to hatch. Then a small hole appears and a tiny caterpillar chews its way out and for its first meal consumes the eggshell.
Perhaps we can think of this as the beginning of spiritual life: tiny, helpless, but beautiful and full of potential.
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