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The blue billed ducks are scaups. Thank you for looking at the little show.
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Just a fun thing put together with a few photos that I have taken. I thought I had posted this yesterday but can't find it here. Just click Sports in Nature, I have others that I will post if there is any interest.
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Todays spider is a well camouflaged one in this flower, Misumenops Celer, all the spiders here and all the insects in the other posts are taken in the garden, plus all the birds too for that matter.
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Todays insect is the Potter Wasp. Named after the shape of the pots.
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Hi Ron, we don't get that one out this way.
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Todays bird is the Anna's Hummingbird, the male.
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Todays fungi, Red Coral Mushroom, Ramaria araiospora.
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Most are taken in the woods etc. I take wild shrubs photos in all the stages from bud to seed,
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I need some part of the three mentioned in my post, AK, MN, and Wyoming State trees which are. Loblolly pine, Pinus taeda, Red pine, and the Plains cottonwood.
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Here's a crazy little tale I put together which includes a number of sayings referring to birds. How many can you spot?
They said to me, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket," as I tried to watch the birdie while looking at a bird in the hand, but wishing for the two in the bush. I knew...
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Here are a few berries. Hope I'm OK to do this. Just click berries and hope it works.
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Yes , I knew he was in Australia, and I think it is Queensland, as that has that bird as the States emblem. I have all the U S State birds in a page on my web site, many of course sent to me. I also have all the flowers, most insects, butterflies, trees and a few reptiles etc.
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Neat bird. Which state are you in?
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The chickadees are friendly also.
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For those that don't mind spider, here is a good one. Woodlouse Spider, Dysdera crocata. Its main food are those pill bugs or rolly poly bugs, those things that roll into a ball when disturbed. Another spider tomorrow. I know, you can't wait.
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I think with all the States trees and the Provincial ones totaling over 50, having a need for just 3 more or so means that they are harder to come bye. Ah well, will just have to keep trying.
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Very likely she gave him one of the Amanita's.
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Not too much interest in the daily insect and fungi so how about a daily bird. All taken on the sun deck.
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Another Amanita today, Amanita aprica, Sunshine Amanita.
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