March 19, 2009
Striders!!
Finally saw a couple of water striders in a downtown creek. I also saw ground-nesting bees swarming at a colony along the creek bank. I'll go back tomorrow with my camera. Forsythias are also blooming around town, although I didn't check them for insects.
I haven't looked for insects for a couple of days even though it's been really warm (70s). I have a fast-approaching April 1st deadline for text passages for a butterfly and moth field guide. I'm also providing the photographs for the book which will be published by the Missouri Department of Conservation sometime in 2011.
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My insect photographs are available for licensing to publishers. Unless otherwise noted, all entries refer to mid-Missouri insects.
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1 comment:
Looking forward to seeing those photos! Spring is spring, the grass has rizz---and the bugs are out. (Grin)
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