Isn't it pretty it is a Amorpha juglandis, aren't you impressed? He stayed all day on Saturday, the winds were very high due to Gustav (we didn't get any rain just high winds) and so he stayed on our wall underneath a shelf on the patio area. We learned that as adults do not eat it is only the larvae that feeds on walnut, hickory, alder, beech, hazelnut and hop-hornbeam (whatever that is) none of these trees do we have in our yard. So happy Wordless-Nature Loving Wednesday!
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Wordless Wednesday or What Gustav's winds blew in!
Posted by The Mom at 11:55 PM
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So he was a little lost, huh? GPS!!! It has saved me many a times. :-)
Thanks for sharing,
Patricia
Happy WW!
Cool! Thanks for sharing.
That is very cool, thanks for sharing!
Neat!
Very cool.
And I had to learn to identify hop-hornbeam years ago in dendrology class -- talk about a blast from the past! It's more common in the eastern US.
How neat to discover new creatures--and especially to be able to identify them!
Wow I have never seen one of those or even heard of it.
Cool that you were able to identify it.
Um... what is it??!! It looks like leaves.... *Ü* Poor lost little thing....
Happy Late WW!!! Happy Thursday!
What a handsome fellow! It will be neat to see what Ike blows in!!
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