Is it a Blue Mud Dauber or a Cricket Hunter?
Europeans and Gender Inequality
Will I ever learn to focus?
Jumping Bush Cricket Attacks!
and Can This Yard be Saved?
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
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Observations, babble, and a dab of information on (mostly) backyard wildlife in the suburb of a naturalist-wannabee, impressionist photographer, and passionate environmentalist.
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August
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- Dragonfly cooling down in obelisk pose on Liatris ...
- shorttail shrew
- Japanese beetles
- This photo of a jumping spider (on ornamental gras...
- Cooper's Hawk
- camouflaged caterpillars
- The Diogmites Days of Summer
- Fall is wonderful because we get to see migratory ...
- Fall Preview
- Asian Tiger Mosquitoes, or Reasons to Avoid Yardwork
- Aphids are Alright with Me
- Tiger Bee Fly
- Touch-Me-Not-That-Way!
- Photo Op-ossum
- Upcoming Posts
- Darby Creek
- Blue on Blue
- Beauty is in the Eye of the Hoarder?
- It's Good to Be On Top...
- More Milkweed Mayhem
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About Me
previous post subjects
- Anthidium
- aphids
- Araneus
- Augochlora
- bald-faced hornet
- bee fly
- birds
- Bombus
- Brown Creeper
- bumble bee
- butterflies
- caterpillars
- Ceratina
- chokeberry
- clematis
- dragonfly
- earwig
- gallinipper
- Glacier Ridge
- Green Heron
- hawk
- Holcocephala
- Ichneumon wasp
- jewelweed
- jumping spider
- katydid
- long-horned bees
- Marbled Godwit
- milkweed
- milkweed bug
- milkweed bugs
- Monarch larva
- mosquito
- moth
- nuthatch
- opossum
- orb weaver spider
- paper wasps
- Polistes
- potato beetle
- robber fly
- sawfly
- small carpenter bee
- solitary hunting wasp
- Sparnopolius
- spiders
- squirrel
- sweat bee
- syrphid fly
- Thrush
- treehopper
- viburnum
- wahoo
- wasp-mimic
- Wheel Bug
- Winter Wren
- woodpecker
- wool carder bee
Favorite Quote:
If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy. If it were merely challenging, that would be no problem.
But I arise in the morning torn between a desire to improve the world, and a desire to enjoy the world.
This makes it hard to plan the day.
E.B. White
But I arise in the morning torn between a desire to improve the world, and a desire to enjoy the world.
This makes it hard to plan the day.
E.B. White
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