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Sep 14, 2020Sep 2020

Posted by LifelongLearner

LINKMini parade of rescued young sea turtles released into Gulf

LINKFor monarch butterflies, Florida’s ‘cesspool’ of infection may leave many too weak to migrate

LINKAsian giant hornet nest destroyed in Washington state

LINKMilkweed Butterflies Are More Murderous Than They Look

LINKColorado's annual tarantula 'migration' has begun

LINKWooster neighbors create 'butterfly alley' to save endangered North American monarchs

Not an actual critter, but one of the tasks for the GISH ( scavenger hunt I did last week was make an insect out of bread. I give you rhinoceros bread beetle!

Having spent time late at night rescuing tiny bullfrogs from a construction site , my son ( caught and moved them to a nearby lake, had to scale a fence to do it) - at home washing up he hears splashing in the back yard! Armed with a stick he ...

A wonderful Iguana Chart, hand painted by Gabriel Ugueto. I know 6 of these from the islands I have lived on.

First photo post : cat ate mouse , cat puked up mouse , mouse grew fungus

I went fishing on the Salmon River in Pulaski, NY. I didn't have any success with the salmon run (it was a bit early), but I was delighted to see a giant swallowtail nectaring along the river. That was a real surprise, so far north.

This horse just walked over the dune and later down for the rest of the day . We called Park service and they watched him the next day and he finally got up and walked off . They said he was pretty old the hot sand probably felt good .

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Sep 23, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by ZantiMisfit

LINKBaby Crocodiles Sound Exactly Like SPACE INVADERS - Nerdist

I'll have to talk with the exterminator ,he missed one .

They are not the best pictures but it's the most successful butterfly shoot on this aster which I was going to dig up about a month ago .

According to local folk lore, wooly bears can predict how harsh a winter will be by how much of their bodies are black. If that's true it's going to be a rough winter. 😁😁😁😁

Not my photo - taken in Rincon, Puerto Rico! Natural Balance...

I had no idea - from Pollinator Friendly Landscaping "The less well-known larvae of the firefly, called “glow worms,” live in leaf litter and are voracious predators. They eat other insects, mites, earthworms, and even slugs and snails. The ...

A great graphic of the depths of the seas:

A Braminy blind snake, Indotyphlops braminus, the only terrestrial snake found in Hawaii. It is entirely fossorial and feeds on ant and termite eggs, larvae, and pupae.

Upside-down grenade-firing jellyfish!

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