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Category Archives: photojournal
Enigmatic Dart Moth (Cerastis enigmatica)
I took this quick grab shot to document and verify the species – I couldn’t remember for sure what it was after not having seen one for nearly a year.
First Day of Spring
Although it’s officially the first day of spring and despite much of the last couple of months having above freezing temperatures, we received some snow and temperatures down into the 20s. Today sunny skies prevailed and as has been the … Continue reading
White-crowned Sparrow
An adult White-crowned Sparrow has been visiting our yard throughout the winter, though it’s fairly wary and hasn’t really cooperated for photographs (not that I’ve tried much until recently).
Recently Captured Insects
The insects pictured here were captured by the kids over the past week or, but it took me a while to get around to photographing them. The small beetle came from near the beach on 31 Dec, I’m not sure … Continue reading