12-24
This Large Yellow Underwing moth caterpillar, found frozen atop the snow this A.M., quickly thawed and revived when I brought it into the house.
I find these caterpillars after heavy rains have saturated the snow and I would guess that they surface to escape drowning.
This species was accidentally introduced in the Canadian Maritime Provinces around 1979 … and now ca be found as far south as Texas!
John
Welcome
To all those interested in the natural world. Please add your sightings.
In the woods we return to reason and faith-Emerson
Best-Lynn
In the woods we return to reason and faith-Emerson
Best-Lynn
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Saturday, December 21, 2013
12-21
12-21
Today was a good day to be this Red-tailed hawk; a bad day to be the Gray Squirrel that it killed and carried to this locust tree along Camp Arden Rd.
Just after I snapped this picture the hawk flew across the West River still carrying its meal.
John
Today was a good day to be this Red-tailed hawk; a bad day to be the Gray Squirrel that it killed and carried to this locust tree along Camp Arden Rd.
Just after I snapped this picture the hawk flew across the West River still carrying its meal.
John
12-21
12-21
Just after the first of our two recent snowstorms I spotted this red fox sunning and scratching in a field along Day Rd.
John
Just after the first of our two recent snowstorms I spotted this red fox sunning and scratching in a field along Day Rd.
John
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