Views of nature from the New Jersey Highlands. July 24, 2013 by Eye on Nature. June 6, 2013 by Eye on Nature. Damselfly with tiny globules on abdomen.

Wednesday, July 13, 2016. A Rain Garden is Born. I just realized I never wrote about the rain garden I installed in the fall of 2014. To keep the front yard native garden tidy, deadheaded, and weeded. Fortunately that work resulted in. Permission to expand the garden. But of course she reminded me the same rules would apply.

There is an abundance of wildlife living within urban areas. Respect and protect it by being responsible with your trash. Sunday, January 21, 2018. Manky is a British term that generally refers to a wild duck that has bred with a domestic duck. Later on I spent some time trying to relocate the Northern Shrike from last week but could not find it.

Pyrenees Life, Mountains and Nature. Walking, Nature, Flowers, Music, Children, News, Cross Country Skiing, Cooking, Friends and Adventures in the Pyrenees. Monday, 11 March 2013. Spring in the Pyrenean Foothills. Thursday, 21 June 2012. The Improbable Ladies Slipper Orchid. The amazing Ladies Slipper Orchid. On our nature trips in June we always go for a look at this super rare and flamboyant orchid. The Ladies Slipper also replicates itself vegetatively and at Sallent there are ma.

Friday, October 24, 2014. Beneficial Insect Profile - Lacewings. Leaves, plant debris, and flower stems equal insulation and nesting sites, including nesting sites for cavity-nesting bees and solitary wasps. If you grow apple trees then yes, cleanliness is important so the leaf litter under the trees does not harbor pest populations or fungi such as apple scab. Adult lacewings feed on po.

The best landscapes are always changing. Plants for Virginia, Maryland and DC. The Best Products for Your Landscape. We all love game shows, right? .

Homer runs Sunnyside Farm, a pasture based farm in south central PA. Thursday, March 16, 2017. We had about a foot of snow fall over the last couple of days. It makes getting around the farm a challenge, as snow drifts and piles in large amounts. Livestock still needs water and food. And that takes a great amount of work to happen. And then, time for other projects! It might work.

About the Texas Butterfly Ranch. Five Texas Moths for Enjoying Year-Round Moth Week. National Moth Week is behind us. We really enjoyed our Malt, Hops and Moths. Open your eyes, look, and you will see them. Sphinx Moth, photo courtesy Colorado State University exten.