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Texas star, thought to be rare but only rare in distributiom, growing in a watershed area in association with cedar elm (Ulmus crassifolia) which has a limited range. .

Additional photos on request, but I only have a 10x hand lens.

On Jonathan Run trail, Ohiopyle State Park

On Jonathan Run trail, Ohiopyle State Park

small

adult

Found under rotten hardwood logs near the swamp edge

Trying to eat a pill bug (Armadillidiidae)

Field trip

I saw an egg mass in a neighbors small decorative garden pool. Fished a net into it and found this Jefferson Salamander.

Number of Individuals Seen: 2

Weather conditions: 3 degrees C. Overcast, right after rain.

Habitat Type: Forest.

Behavior Observed: Wandering.

Description: Adults.

Found under a rock by a small stream

Incredible green fluorescence under the tail with a 365nm black light.

Bird was making flight of its life trying to evade a Cooper's Hawk.

Stiles west side of the tower

This is a picture of Monocesta coryli at the Hilton Area of Patapsco Valley State Park in Catonsville, Maryland.

Nighttime moth photography with permission of Mt. Lebanon township.

Unusual color morph.