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May

Spring is Firmly Entrenched

  1. Blue Dasher (Pachydiplax longipennis) - Tentative

    Probably another Blue Dasher. Females, which are about the same size as males, have shorter, yellow-striped abdomens like this one…

  2. Sedges

    As May progressed, the Sedges became more abundant in the shallow areas of the detention ponds. I was taken by the sharp color con…

  3. Red Shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus)

    The day I took this shot, there were several Red Shouldered Hawks reeling about over Galloway Ridge, and especially between the de…

  4. Black Berries

    Getting plump and just waiting for the deer to dine.

  5. Tufted Ttimouse (Baeolophus bicolor)

    The Tufted Titmouse is closely related to the Carolina Chickadee and is common throughout the state and are found throughout the e…

  6. Colored Water

    Early one morning after an evening rainfall, as we were closing a bridge on the Galloway Trails, Anne noticed some foam on the wat…

  7. A Skipper Butterfly

    The Skippers are a group of small moth-like butterflies. This may be one of the grass Skippers

  8. Comma Butterflys (Polygonia comma) - Tentative

    I am going to call this the Comma rather than the Question Mark, Butterfly due to the lack of strong color on the border of the hi…

  9. Old Man of the Woods

    A knot on a dying tree along the trail. Fungi have already colonized the inner tree and there are insects - termites? actively wo…

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