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flowering mutation found in the Ozark National Forest.

Dam…

This is the sound of an elderly scissor grinder.

Found at my old job, inside a shipping warehouse. No telling where it came from!

pretty puppy :)

What is on this cicada it looks like fungus

Largest Sassafras I’ve ever seen. Over 100 feet tall.

New locality, first record west of the Mississippi River. Many individuals could be heard singing.

Molting emerge. These guys doubled in size with this molt.

Two of these were on the leaves of the Green Ash tree, which gets infestations of some kind of wooly white aphids every summer.

The most resurrected tree I've ever seen.

Showing off the extra lobes!

Unsure of specific cicada species

What the heck?!

Takes male Pondhawk.

Revu à l'intérieur de l'estuaire de la Rivière York

8' diameter breast height. This tree is likely centuries old, indicating that although it's on a canal there was probably a creek or waterway here before the canal was built.

Female Barred Owl solicitation call (with thanks to B. Farrell).

On Quercus garryana.

Recently (Mar. 2018) re-identified from the sketch and wing specimens.

Pair of Luna Moths
Actias luna
(Spring form, "Actias luna var. rubromarginata")

Female (upper left)
Male (lower right)

Garner, Wake Co., North Carolina
23 April 2013

on wooly Rosemallow (Hibiscus lasiocarpos)

Mixed hardwood bottomlands.

Observed on leaves of Ulmus americana, Platanus occidentalis, Carpinus caroliniana, Diospyros virginiana, and on bark of the Platanus on the banks of and hanging over a large stream.