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The flowers of Clammy Ground Cherry dangle inconveniently face down. Look for the plant in fields and open woods.
Southern Arrowwood, a Viburnum, can be seen in woods and borders, often near water.
A Giant Ichneumon wasp was busy ovipositing, laying eggs deep into a tunnel bored by the larva of a Pigeon Horntail which the wasp grub will parasitize.
And, rather surprisingly, a Red-bellied Woodpecker is regularly drinking sugar water at my Baltimore Oriole feeder … much to the chagrin of the local hummingbird.
John
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