Silkworm rearing diary

A silkworm's life begins with a young ant silkworm hatched from an egg, and after several molts, it becomes a young silkworm. Then it spins silk, closes itself in a cocoon made of silk and becomes a silkworm chrysalis, then comes out of the silkworm chrysalis and becomes a moth, and dies after reproduction. The following is my sericulture diary, welcome to consult it.

Silkworm Baby Diary 1 Have you ever raised a silkworm baby? Do you know the fun of raising silkworm babies? You may not know!

The year before last was also the end of spring and the beginning of summer. More than 2,000 babies were born in my family! Do you know what this is? Yes, how clever! It's more than two thousand silkworm babies!

When they first arrived in this wonderful world, they were covered in black mass. The cutest thing is that more than 2000 silkworm babies are all roasted on a piece of mulberry leaf, which is not green at all, but black! Slowly, the silkworm babies grew up and turned white, but they didn't seem to grow up and were still crawling around. A few of them climbed onto the floor tiles of my house.

Every silkworm baby has to be skinned three times, and the second time is the most painful, because that time almost determines the life and death of the babies. If they are successfully skinned, 98% of them will grow up healthily in the future, but if they are not successfully skinned, they are likely to die in pain.

Silkworm babies are very sad when they are peeling. Suddenly, I was also very sad. Think about it. When you are peeling, the silkworm baby you raised so hard is likely to die in front of you. Aren't you sad? But after peeling, watching the silkworm babies grow up healthily will give you a great sense of accomplishment.

Students, you can also keep a silkworm baby, but don't hurt them, because they are also a life! Life is only once!

Diary of Silkworm Baby 2 Today, my mother bought me a box of Silkworm Baby. The body of Silkworm Baby is white, only one centimeter long and very cute. Listen to mom, the mulberry leaves that these silkworm babies need to eat should be torn into small pieces. Moreover, mulberry leaves should be washed and wiped before eating, about 2 ~ 4 times a day. I even gave them some nice names! You see, this white and fat silkworm baby, I call it "white and fat", that one with a particularly big head, I call it "big head worm", and there is a lighter one, I call it "little silkworm worm". These silkworm babies are so interesting that I am determined to keep them.

The next morning, as soon as I got up, I added mulberry leaves to the silkworm baby. When they came home from school in the afternoon, they had eaten all the mulberry leaves. I added mulberry leaves to them. Look! Silkworm babies are very interesting when they eat mulberry leaves, only to see them lying on the mulberry leaves. Whenever they eat mulberry leaves, their heads are always eating from left to right in an orderly way, which is very cute.

Silkworm baby has been in my house for more than a week. In this week's time, the young silkworm has been skinned three times, each time whiter and smoother.

After another three weeks, "White Fat Man" stopped eating mulberry leaves. It turns out that it is about to lay eggs. I carefully moved it to another box. A few days later, the "big head worm" and the "small silkworm worm" are about to lay eggs and cocoon. I also moved them to the "White Fatty's House" one by one, hoping that the silkworm babies will cocoon and have children as soon as possible.

After about a week, I saw that the silkworm baby had produced an oval cocoon, as small as a small bird's egg. There is a white one and two gold ones. After another half month, these silkworms, which have grown into moths, bite and break out of their cocoons. What came out was a moth with two wings. It gave birth to small silkworm worms the size of sesame everywhere, and then it died.

This is the life of a silkworm, and I will raise its baby in the future. In this way, I know that my parents need love and patience to raise me like a silkworm baby!

Silkworm Diary 3 In the morning, the sun shone beams of golden light on my window. I woke up in a daze. As soon as I came to the dining table, I found something like ants in the box. I looked at it carefully. "Ah, it's an ant silkworm!" "Listen to my mother:" Speaking of silkworm babies, when they grow up, they can spin silk and weave clothes with silk. "In order to preserve them, I quickly took some mulberry leaves, cut them into strips and put them in a box. I saw the ants eating with relish, as if they were hungry. I carefully observed that the ant silkworm is dark and soft to the touch. It nibbled at the pale green mulberry leaves, as if to say, "This mulberry leaf is really delicious! "

Two days later, the sun shone all over the earth. I was shocked when I saw the silkworm baby. It was clearly Cinderella's ant silkworm the day before yesterday, but today it is Snow White's silkworm baby. I looked into the box, and it turned out that the silkworm baby was peeling.

After four days, I thought: I wonder what happened to the silkworm baby? Hurriedly put your head in and sniffed, "Oh, it stinks! What's that smell? " I looked at it, and it turned out to be shit, black and bumpy. I thought: Silkworm babies can pick up shit!

About twenty days later, when I was ready to study, I went to see the silkworm baby by the way. Silkworm baby has spun silk, motionless, as if thinking about where spinning is more comfortable.

After three days, I got up in the morning and couldn't wait to see my silkworm baby. To my surprise, the silkworm baby turned into a cocoon, white and oval, which looked like a small egg. I thought: How can a silkworm baby eat mulberry leaves and spin silk?

After more than ten days, at night, the moth in the cocoon finally flew out. At this time, I saw a silkworm moth's stomach straight, and it was easy to see its eggs.

Five days later, I found the box full of ants and silkworms. I quickly called my mother to abort the silkworm baby. My mother threw it into the trash can without saying anything. Because we don't have so many mulberry leaves to feed so many silkworm babies. I thought: poor silkworm baby, God will protect you.

I have a history of sericulture for nearly two months. During these two months, I realized that sericulture is very hard. I feed the silkworm babies and clean the room every day. I also know that it has experienced eggs, larvae, pupae and adults in its life. With silkworms, the clothes we wear are made of thousands of silkworms, and countless workers have to raise silkworms. It's really hard!

What a great harvest this time!

Silkworm Diary During May Day, my mother took me to the farmhouse to play. There are no high-rise buildings in this city. On both sides of the country road are newly built well-off residential buildings, three-story small foreign buildings, beige walls, lush trees in the yard, and new green in spring everywhere. In the small village, one farmhouse is connected to another, and every yard is full of cars from the city, which makes people sigh the changes of rural life today.

We children from the city played on the farmer's small swing for a while, and our attention was attracted by the silkworm raised by the farmer's little granddaughter. The little girl on this farm is very generous. When she saw us looking around at her silkworm, she gave it to each of us to play with. This is the first time I have seen a silkworm baby. These baby silkworms are milky white, long and fleshy.

He has a round head, three pairs of feet with small claws on his chest, mulberry leaves in his hand and a small thorn on his ass, which looks like a caterpillar. "Maybe silkworm babies and caterpillars are close relatives." I thought so in my heart, and I couldn't help but smile when I thought of it. Feeding baby silkworms is different from feeding birds and chickens. When feeding birds and chickens, we usually prepare another cup or bowl of water next to food, but silkworm babies don't drink water. The water they need is obtained by eating mulberry leaves directly.

The little girl in the farmhouse told us that even the leaves fed to silkworms should not get wet, otherwise the silkworms would have diarrhea and die. I watched while feeding mulberry leaves to the silkworm baby. I found that silkworm babies eat mulberry leaves almost as much as we eat cakes. It chews a leaf in its mouth with its two front teeth, and then chews along a line.

The three silkworm babies I was assigned, two big, one small and two big, were so greedy that they simply didn't eat or drink and turned a blind eye to everything else, while the little silkworm kept holding its head high, stretching its neck, twisting its body and looking around. I didn't dare to touch them at first, but I felt itchy when I saw my sisters playing with silkworms in their hands.

So, I put my finger in the past and touched the little silkworm with its head held high. It is more timid, and immediately shrinks its head, with wrinkles above its neck. I found it very interesting. Like my young sisters, I caught a little silkworm and put it on the back of my hand. It's on the back of your hand, first left and then right. It has been lying and rubbing, so itchy that I can't help but want to take it off. When I took it down, I made a new discovery. It has a sucker on its foot. When I gently took it off, I felt it tighter.

Feeding the silkworm babies is very interesting, and the trip to the country is really interesting.