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MObugs: November 2013
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Monday, November 25, 2013. When is a spider not a spider? When it is a Harvestman (a.k.a Daddy Longlegs). These spider-like arthropods are in the order Opiliones. These arachnids are common to abundant in North America as well as worldwide with over 6500 species identified. Most of us grew up playing with daddy longlegs, after all they were everywhere and easily captured and never tried to bite. Their long legs would tickle your bare skin as they climbed up your arm or leg which. Other myths associated w...
MObugs: May 2015
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Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Which are very closely related to garter snakes. This species was a lifer for both of us and we were happy to have the opportunity to photograph such a neat snake. I document all the species I find on this farm and I was happy to record this one as a first for this farm. One of the things I love about being outside and exploring our farms or any natural area is the new discoveries to be made. Monday, May 18, 2015. Wednesday, May 6, 2015. Once mated, bred females look for sheltere...
MObugs: July 2015
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Peacock flies are a type of fruit fly in the family Tephritidae. There are approximately 500 genera, that include over 5,000 described species Worldwide within this family. The one pictured here is Paracantha cultaris. And can be found throughout Western North America. This particular species lays its eggs within sunflower stems where the maggots hatch and feed within the head of the sunflower. Adults are typically found around sunflowers or other related plants. Are small to medi...
MObugs: Common Water Strider
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Friday, August 7, 2015. Water Striders are unique, and interesting insects that are often found skimming across the surface of the water in lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. The one pictured here is the Common Water Strider (Aquarius remigis),. And is possibly the most common water strider found throughout North America, especially in the Midwest. Many people refer to them as water spiders, however they are not arachnids at all, but rather true bugs in the order Hemiptera and family Gerridae. Even though...
MObugs: Rhubarb Weevil
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Monday, May 18, 2015. Lixus concavus) also known as Rhubarb Curculios are commonly found throughout the Eastern United States and portions of the Western United States such as Utah, Idaho and Texas. There are known populations in Ontario, Canada as well. Out on the prairie. May 19, 2015 at 6:43 AM. May 19, 2015 at 10:41 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Here are some of the most colorful, spectacular and sometimes weird examples of the world's butterflies and moths. From the common swallowtail ...
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I'll come up with something eventually. Pictures. and an occasional comment. Saturday, February 11, 2012. I would be oh so happy if you would visit my. It's got a little bit of everything. not just pottery stuff so please stop in and have a look around. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Wildlife photography by Rich Steel. MObugs. lots of critter info. Sleeping Village Pottery. my new blog. The Pitch / Kansas City. Sock Monkey. our band website. Anthology and SPK band site.
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Monday, October 28, 2013. One of my favorite conservation areas to visit in Northwest Missouri is Bluff Woods. Located in southend St. Joseph off of 59 Highway it is nearly 2300 acres of pure outdoor exploration. Walking trails, woodland, grassland, old fields, and a small prairie. There is even an old cemetery there to explore should the urge strike you. Do you like trees? As well as other hardwood trees. Many types of fungus can also be found here. Many more...
Explore Missouri: March 2012
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Friday, March 2, 2012. I persisted and went a little closer to the skunk, this was probably not the smartest thing I could have done.okay.it was DEFINITELY not the smartest thing I could have done. It reared back on its hind legs and stomped onto its front legs.not once.but twice. I was clearly being warned. Did I listen? As if he needed to tell me that! You NEVER saw an old woman run so fast! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). If you like this blog, please take a few mi...
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Semper Fidelis - Semper Discentes. The Bugs of Popo Agie. Archive for 2015 Yearly archive page. On June 8, 2015. Soon-to-be-doctor Maldonado, who taught me about Arapaho and Shoshone history. Professor Steve McAllister and Dr. Bill Finney, microbiology and chemistry instructors, respectively. THANKS! 8221; This seems to be a Wyoming expression meaning, “Are you gonna actually show up for the graduation ceremony? 8221;, he asked the official. “Yes”. He grumbled. On the night of gra...He’d solved the...
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My Bird Book: August 2009
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This blog has been created for all who love watching birds. Please comment, add suggestions and post your favorite bird photos. Saturday, August 22, 2009. Brown Family Environmental Center. Today Lyndsey and I went hiking at the Brown Family Environmental Center. Links to this post. Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Links to this post. Sunday, August 16, 2009. Black-capped Chickadee, Blue Jay, Woodpecker and mosquitoes. Caleb and I moved our chairs off of the patio this evening and sat close to our feeders nea...
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My Bird Book: December 2009
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This blog has been created for all who love watching birds. Please comment, add suggestions and post your favorite bird photos. Monday, December 28, 2009. Today I decided to get a picture of the red-bellied woodpeckers that have been visiting our feeders. They have been the most difficult to photograph. They seem to notice every movement inside our home. So I closed all the blinds with the exception of one small opening hoping to conceal myself. I did not get any pictures only this video. Ohio Department...
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My Bird Book: May 2010
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This blog has been created for all who love watching birds. Please comment, add suggestions and post your favorite bird photos. Wednesday, May 26, 2010. A few more pictures from our backyard. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Send us your pics! We would love to see your bird pictures. Email them to rgallwitz@gmail.com and we will do our best to post them for all to see. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. The Brown Family Environmental Center. My Yellow Warbler review.
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My Bird Book: February 2010
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This blog has been created for all who love watching birds. Please comment, add suggestions and post your favorite bird photos. Tuesday, February 16, 2010. The bird house below was built by Laurie's grandpa George a few years ago. As you can see we have enough snow. Currently there is over 20 inches of the lovely white stuff on the ground. I have never seen this much snow at one time in Knox County although many old timers say it is just an old fashioned winter. Only the strong will survive this winter.
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Wednesday, April 4, 2018. Eastern bumblebees ( Bombus impatiens. Are one of the most common of all the approximately 50 species of bumblebees that live in North America. The genus name Bombus. Comes from the Greek word bombos which translates into "a buzzing sound". It is easy to see how they earned this name, as anyone can attest who has been around these large bees, their wings make a loud humming sound that would be hard to mistake for any other species of insect. Even though bumble bees are excellent...
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