I saw more Trout-lilies (Erythronium americanum) in flower.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
Showing posts with label nomada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nomada. Show all posts
2014/05/03
More flowers and bees in McCarthy Woods
The weather was suppose to be poor this weekend, so when I saw some sunny breaks this afternoon, I quickly grabbed my camera and headed to McCarthy Woods to take some photos.
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2014/04/28
Signs of Spring - native flowering plants and bees
After yesterday's post about the emerging plants seen last Monday at McCarthy Woods, I decided to go there after school today (and before I mailed my tax forms) to see if the plants started flowering yet. And indeed they were (but in very small numbers)!
The first thing that caught my attention was a wild Nomada bee (as oppose to the honey bees observed more than two weeks ago) with yellow pollen on its body!
2013/05/26
Interesting coloured critters during the weekend
Biked to school yesterday and today to work on my thesis. I stopped at the soccer field again to see what kind of wildlife I could find.
On Saturday, I saw an all-green bee that I assumed is an Agapostemon sp., and Silvery Blue butterflies again.
On Saturday, I saw an all-green bee that I assumed is an Agapostemon sp., and Silvery Blue butterflies again.
Metallic Green Bee (Genus Agapostemon)
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