Toadly

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First Wednesday! And of course meant it was a totally great day!

Next to where we had parked is a large ephemeral puddle. Surprisingly the Blue Mud-plantain (Heteranthera limosa) manages to survive there. Why a surprise? Because crazy people like to drive circles in the puddle. But the next find next to the puddle was the highlight of the morning for me.

Jeanne managed to snag this little one!
Oh my they still had their tail!
Their eyes looked deep and dark. Mysterious!

Another was caught. This one was tail-less. Well they looked like they still had a nub.

Toadly a fun day!

More tomorrow on what we saw.

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Why We Remember Stonewall 

Sloths The Size of Elephants Roamed America, Before Abruptly Vanishing

This 14-Year-Old Built an App That Detects Heart Diseases in Seconds

Mosquito Bucket Challenge

June 7th, Bonham State Park, Outdoor Expo So I will have a table there on what we have been doing at Caddo NG! Facebook link here. Perhaps I will see some of you there? Indeed I think it will be fun event!

June 14, No Kings Sanger TX, 1:30pm – 2:30pm, Sanger Square, Sanger, Texas 76266

Stand Up for Science! Our lives depend on it.

Keep looking!

The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know

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  2. Precious frog. And seems kids are finding lots of things these days. Or maybe I’m just noticing it. Nice day to be outside.

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