Barred Owl, Dead, Aprox. 7:15 pm March 13, 2011 Barred Owl, Dead, Aprox. 7:15 pm March 13, 2011 The Amazing Talons of the Barred Owl The AmazingThe Amazing Talons of the Barred Owl The Amazing Beak of the Barred Owl Our Facebook page has some “just after it happened” posts relating to this, but in content not much...
Barn Owl Stands Tall Barn Owl Barn Owl Kestrel Kestrel Eagle Owl Eagle Owl Eagle Owl It stayed overcast for the day, 3/12/10, despite some hope of higher temps and break through sun as we had heard from the always correct weatherman. The even turned to be WAY too crowded, probably from great promotion, and also from the fact...
Turkey Vulture Hunkered Down Turkey Vulture Notices its Being Watched Turkey Vulture Shrouded in Snow Even the Vultures Tail Wasn't Spared in this Storm Deciding the Photo Session was Over, the Vulture HOP/SHAKES Into the Woods! Sunday March 6 and Monday March 7, 2011 may not be our final word in Upstate NY as far as...
NG Sneaking Into Event Little Girl With Corn Snake Corn Snake E. Hognose Combo Corn Snake above, E. Hognose Snake Below, Shapes of Adaptation Eastern King Snake European Legless Lizard Blood Python Rainbow Boa My Daughter Celia, Hidden Behind a Clown Nose, Teaching a Young Man About Snakes Black and White Tegu Lizard Pure Wonder Blue...
Welcome 150+ Spiderlings Into the World ! Black and Yellow Garden Spiders Emerge From Their Egg Case
Adult Female Black and Yellow Agriope (Garden Spider) Adult Female Black and Yellow Agriope (Garden Spider) Egg Case Suspended at Left inside Meadow Sweet Leaves Hatchlings Cluster Together Pattern on Dorsal Surface of Abdomen Ventral Dorsal This summer the wetlands behind our house held up to 20 adult female Black and Yellow...
Wild Indigo Dusky Wing Wild Indigo Dusky Wing A lot of brown butterflies go unnoticed when one is about in the field, not only because they are brown and maybe not as striking in color, but also because a lot of brown butterflies are FAST. Among the butterflies families, many times a small brown butterfly that flits past you...
Cellar Spider Cellar Spider Cellar Spider With 20 inches or so outside my door, and more to come, and the temperature right now -2 F, in the last few days I have been continuing to key out the spiders that are living in and around the homes I visit. This is met with some consternation of course, but often, I’ll hear “....
Black Knot of Cherry Black Knot of Cherry Beetle Larva in Black Knot of Cherry Black knot, Apiosporina morbosa of cherry and related trees (in this case on choke cherry).- is a fungal infection that causes lesions that look as if tar has been splashed on the branches. These black knots- hence the name, are produced as the...
Zingiberaceae, an Ornamental Ginger Ginger Plantlets Can Arise from the Flower Ginger root is well known as a flavoring, and is even sugared and eaten whole candied. Its also a staple, in a pickled form along side sushi, a must as it sits with wasabi in a little pile waiting to hit the palate with the unique smooth, flowery...
A Most Excellent Exallonyx A Most Excellent Exallonyx January 2, 2:00 am, 32 degrees F. wind was a blowin’. It had been in the 20′s and single digits the former few days, and this little warm spell made me wonder if anything at all would be at my lights. Crazy thought eh?, this time of night in mid winter. ...
