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  • The pupa for the Pandorus Sphinx Moth over-winters in mulch or leaf litter on the ground.
  • Groundsel, or Salt Bush, is common on the coast and seems to be moving inland. Only the female plants have the white, fuzzy fruit you will see this time…
  • There are insects that hibernate in fir trees, or leave egg cases there. Guess what happens when you bring that Christmas tree into the house and it warms…
  • Birds chase a young owl, the owl drops partially eaten prey. What was the owl "recycling"?
  • The wheel bug can be identified by the spikey, wheel-like projection from its back.
  • The Royal Paulownia is a non-native tree from China and tends to be invasive.
  • These moths over-winter in "paper thin" cocoons on the ground.
  • A good day to head to the woods!
  • When the Anhinga is in the water, hunting, its head and neck is reminiscent of a swimming snake.
  • The bowfin, or mud fish, is the lone descendant of a group of prehistoric fish.
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