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Tuesday, June 13, 2023

A Small-eyed Sphinx

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Small-eyed Sphinx - Hodges#7825 ( Paonias myops )       This moth was given to the class by a tiny K student, who handled it ably and profes...
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Sunday, June 11, 2023

A Canadian Tiger Swallowtail. I Think.

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Canadian Tiger Swallowtail ( Papilio canadensis ) The Eastern and Canadian Tiger Swallowtails are nearly identical except for bars and marki...
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Saturday, June 10, 2023

Bill & Hillary

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Meet Bill & Hillary In the spring of 2016, during the Clinton and Trump presidential times, I had a classroom counselor whose name was A...
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Saturday, June 03, 2023

New Swallowtails

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Eastern Black Swallowtail Papilio polyxenes male As we have done every season, Jody gifts me caterpillars from her garden and I raise them. ...
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Monday, May 29, 2023

Anna Goes to South Carolina

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2:05 Anna left New Haven yesterday from Tweed-New Haven Airport to attend the graduation of a niece in South Carolina. I was fascinated that...
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Saturday, May 27, 2023

Cake Bugs

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My new Nordic Ware Backyard Bugs cake pan My Andrew gave me the new Nordic Ware Backyard Bugs cake pan for my birthday and we've been h...
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Wednesday, May 24, 2023

Kindergarten Bug Hunts

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Genus Melanolophia  with green eyes! I caved on Monday and made each of the six pre-K and K boys (there are only boys in that class) their o...
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Saturday, May 13, 2023

Buggier Days

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Common Bed Bug ( Cimex lectularius ) I am frequently gifted bugs and sometimes they are not welcome bugs. We find all sorts of things at sch...
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Sunday, April 30, 2023

First Spring Hymenoptera

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It's a bee.  Update: it is a Small Carpenter Bee (Genus Ceratina ). When Lucy and I went outside to check our daffodils yesterday, I not...
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Andree
Orleans Village, Barton , Vermont, United States
“The Egyptian word for ‘cat’ is myw; when the missing vowels are inserted, this becomes meey’auw.” Eli Maor in Trigonometric Delights. Violets by Clarissa Munger Badger, a Connecticut botanical illustrator, 1806-1889.
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