I have lost count of the number of times I have screamed out in my own garden then shamefully looked around to make sure the neighbor didn’t see me.  Everything from jumping toads to huge locus and of course the occasional snake have all made me instantly cold sweat in fear. You would think that after years of gardening, I’d have grown accustomed to the creepy crawlers; no, that’s not the case with me. Here is a look of some of the cool and creepy crawlers spotted in my backyard. THE TOMATO HORNWORM Tobacco and tomato hornworms are common, large caterpillars that defoliate tomato plants. Their large size allows them to strip a plant of foliage in a short period of time, up to 90% of foliage, so they frequently catch gardeners by surprise. What I saw was a hornworm parasitized by what seems like wasp eggs! I gently removed the eggs and placed the worm safely in the bushes. I hope he survived! Then there was the time I saw a worm wiggle out of a cocoon made wit...