Great blue heron, turkey vultures, great-crested flycatcher, and get this: bobolink male in the neighbors hay field. Been some years since they've been here, used to be regulars, hoorah!
Speaking of the new Oxford American, you can read "Strange Beads," the great essay by my colleague, Wendy Brenner, right here.
Thems some big bugs! I caught a couple of those designer moths and fashioned a pair of shoes out of them. They’re light and airy, but attracted to porch light.
That made me laugh! How can you say the word pupae and not laugh. If only I had known that word in fifth grade, I would have been the Louie C.K. of my class and not the Minnie Pearl.
Thems some big bugs! I caught a couple of those designer moths and fashioned a pair of shoes out of them. They’re light and airy, but attracted to porch light.
Hey Bill! I didn’t see the Designer Moth! That one is gorgeous, too.
Moths – +2
Bugs- (dobsonfly catagory) Minus 1
Hi Chris–that’s some moth, huh? Jim Roberts took a few photos of it, too, on the deck of the main house.
Yes, Mac, I believe James Dobson is a pupae.
Is that what James Dobson will look like someday? Oh, the freaky beauty of nature.
That made me laugh! How can you say the word pupae and not laugh. If only I had known that word in fifth grade, I would have been the Louie C.K. of my class and not the Minnie Pearl.