Rather than make a new post every time i see some snakes, or a dragonfly, etc. I am going to consolidate all of it to one post. Just pictures, and a description underneath.
This has every interesting thing i got a picture of that does not deserve an entire post. Enjoy.
Strange Lichen/Slime Mould Growing Next To Rotting Log
Well Camouflaged American Toad In Garden. Peed On My Hands.
"Stream Bluet" Damselfly Basking Near Sudbury River
Depleted Oxygen Due To Algal Bloom Kills Tadpoles At Nupsee Pond
American Giant Millipede (Nobscot Scout Reservation)
American Chestnut Tree (Now Rare Due to Human Introduced Desiese)
Male Wild Turkey Strutting Around Nobscot Neighborhood, Very Loud.
Cinnamon's "Birthday" is June 6th. (Picture of her shedding skin)
Newt Larva Have Hind Legs, Are Bigger, And Have Started Eating Bloodworms.
Invasive Carp In Cochituate Creek. Biggest Freshwater Fish Ive Ever Seen.
Mountain Laurel Flowering Around Our Deck.
Cool Picture Of Skunk Cabbage/Ferns Growing Around Creek At Nobscot
Wood Frog Emerging From Aquarium With Tadpoles.
"Bog Beacons" Mushrooms At Nobscot Scout Reservation
Rhotodendron Blooming Out Pink In Our Side Yard
My Neighbor is doing hydroponics, growing basil, cilantro, lettuce.
American Toad on my cousin's driveway, getting sprayed by the sprinkler
Mountain Laurel Blossomed finally. Attracting lots of bees.
Dying Red Bellied Woodpecker at side of road. Probably hit by car. Sad.
Russula Mushroom growing near aqueduct, out of star moss.
Oak trees have FULLY leafed out. They are now starting acorn production.
Rockweed growing in clumps from sand at Timber Point, Saco
The New England coast has kelp forests, and some bits like this end up on shore.
Mourning dove nesting on my grandpa's grill. 2 Chicks are preparing to fledge.
Eriophyes cerasicrumena - Gall Mites living on Black Cherry Tree in Saco.
Common Eider ducklings often switch families, resulting in rare "creches" sometimes with around 100 ducklings.
European Green crab lives up to it's name. Green crabs are invasive.
