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Suku PlethodonHavainnoija
tomandjillKuvaus
In moist, loose, soil in a depression beneath an outdoor container. Some of the eggs appear to be collapsed or hatched.
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Amerikaniibishaikara (Mycteria americana)Havainnoija
sherriequillenKuvaus
Immature, observed foraging in the creek earlier this month. Stayed in the area for just a few days.
Kuvat / Äänet
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Keltavuohenkuusama (Diervilla lonicera)Havainnoija
nomolosxKuvaus
source of grey scaphoideus
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Calycopis cecropsHavainnoija
billhaleyKuvaus
Small, red stripe up both forewing and hindwings. Small hindwings tails.
Kuvat / Äänet
Havainnoija
annkatrinroseKuvaus
Skunk cabbage blooming at the Daniel Boone Native Gardens. They've had it on the bloom list on their website forever and I could never find it. Well, I finally did! It wasn't near the bog garden where I had searched for them.
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Asclepias exaltataHavainnoija
milkweedguyKuvaus
sunnier site
with Asclepias syriaca
visited by Epargyreus clarus
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Euptoieta claudiaHavainnoija
mellokKuvaus
hand reared chrysalis used for educational classes
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Argynnis dianaHavainnoija
bjones7777Kuvaus
This species is probably the most sexually dimorphic of all our butterflies. Males, shown above, are dark brown with bright orange margins. This butterfly is only found in the Cumberland Plateau and Blue Ridge Mountains in Tennessee and neighboring states and the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
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Argynnis dianaHavainnoija
bjones7777Kuvaus
The female Diana Fritillary is black with blue margins on the hindwings and white spotbands on the forewings. This coloration mimics the Pipevine Swallowtail that is distasteful to predators, and this species is just one of several that also mimic the Pipevine Swallowtail.
