Another popped out

Another popped out

Today, I said I would get to some of the residents of Curry Foster Home. So here we go! So I do have more residents, but the above ones are a few of the photos I took today. However, I have one more that popped out this morning! Perhaps you remember the post, Yucca larva?…

Excitement

Excitement

Today was pretty chilly and cloudy. I decided to work on a bug that had been dead in a collection jar for a few days. And so the time really flew by as I tried to ID it. However, this afternoon I had enough of the indoors. So I hopped in the car to go…

Everyone gotta eat

Everyone gotta eat

Indeed, the seeps were really running on Monday the 6th. Certainly, the seeps in Wise County were running even more after the almost two inches we got a few days later. So now I stopped to admire the water, algae and bubbles! The first find in the seep! So this creature was only four or…

Mystery solved

Mystery solved

Going out with other folks can lead to increasing one’s knowledge. And thanks to Suzanne, I now know what the stub of the plant was in the post East Side. Unlocking secrets of the honeybee dance language – bees learn and culturally transmit their communication skills Keep looking! The more you know, the more you…

Another?

Another?

On Monday (March 6th), it was another beautiful day at the grasslands. I never tire of visiting our local treasure! Inspiring young scientist! This High Schooler Invented Color-Changing Sutures to Detect Infection Why Newborn Chicks Love Objects That Defy Gravity Keep looking! The more you know, the more you see and the more you see,…

Jackalope?

Jackalope?

We continued on with exploring. Of course, we might find some interesting stuff. In fact, I can’t think of a time when there hasn’t been good stuff to find. Thus, expectations are always high! Indeed, I may have thought too much about the stuff we saw. However, when you seek to identify stuff, usually the…

Spaced out or not

Spaced out or not

How and why everyone finds there niche in nature is interesting. It is a question I often ask myself when observing nature. Justin O. Schmidt, Entomologist Known as β€˜King of Sting,’ Dies at 75 Are Butterflies Wildlife? Depends Where You Live. Native Plant Sales! Spring 2023 Keep looking! The more you know, the more you…

A New Bird for ME!

A New Bird for ME!

Oh goodness was it nice out today. So of course, I just had to go the grasslands. And I know you are dying to know what the bird was. πŸ™‚ Winter is still here, however spring is trying its best to get its foot in the door. πŸ™‚ He found a clam on a Florida…