Identificaciones de gray-jay
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ildikorabDescripción
I suspect this is one of the cedar-apple rusts. We had an infected serviceberry last year that we had removed to save our red cedars, I was hoping that it was done in time. There are two other trees on neighbors' properties that might be serviceberries as well.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to what can be done besides cutting of the infected parts? (Which would finish these trees based on the locations the infection is present.)
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Araña Patona (Pholcus phalangioides)Observ.
m_whitsonDescripción
These somewhat creepy-looking spiders normally hang out in my basement, but this one has made a field trip up to the kitchen ceiling. Since it's not in my way, I'm just going to pretend it's not up there. Maybe it will eat some fruit flies...
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Viola sororiaObserv.
stockslagerDescripción
Untreated lawn filled with blue violets.
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Celidonia Menor (Ficaria verna)Observ.
stockslagerDescripción
Weed Torch Trial -
Not sure who will become exhausted first, me or the celandine. On 2/11/23 I did a controlled burn of the lesser celandine in this small area (in between the four orange stakes). I knew it would come back. This is the third torching. The second being on 2/25/23.
1st pic - Before third torching.
2nd pic - After third torching.
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ildikorabDescripción
Euonymus fortunei is one of the worst invasives in our area. This one was spread by birds that ate the seed. We pull these out immediately.
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ildikorabDescripción
It is the least colorful of these lizards I have seen. I wonder if this is just a winter color, to blend in more with the environment?
The 3rd pictures shows the blue spots on the side that is the tell-tale sign of this subspecies to the best of my best knowledge.
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