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Donn's Rudbeckia Burpeii does funny things! (photo)
Comments (2)tiffy,all of these are from seeds Donn sent me 2 yrs ago.They are also scattered in my cottage garden.I love this coreopsis and think of Donn every time I look at them. moonphase...See MoreIO moth question and a funny photo
Comments (13)Jeanne; I was about to correct you and tell you it was a Promethea but apparently "spicebush moth" is another name, LOL. I am always learning something new. We had a ton of those this year. It is their year. When the females were out in the house, we routinely had males beating themselves to get in. My neighbors asked about one on their screen porch. Again, you have a female there. The males are very dark. It has been suggested that they mimic the pipevine swallowtails. I thought being out at night, this would have been silly, but they are out during the day! The males seem to look for their mates late afternoon and fly quite like a butterfly. The IOs have not eclosed yet. Should be soon I would think. We need to trade. I have the spicebushes but not the butterfly! Really though, I need to plant some more to attract and support any. In the early fall, look for the red berries and you should find the plant. The leaves and berries when crushed smell spicy. You seem to have a wonderful yard/area to support all those great critters. Cheers, Elisabeth...See MoreI thought I posted a funny photo of my cat in a box
Comments (7)How funny :) Cats have such individual personalities, they keep you constantly entertained. My cats know better than to get on my countertops or table. They are surprisingly good about not counter surfing too. I was searching the house over for the female one day. Gave up for a while, & then went back into every room in search. Suddenly caught sight of the flicker of the tips of her ears. There was a box on top of my dining room table & she was in it. Much larger than the box Snoopy is occupying though :) Thanks for sharing :)...See MoreFunny Tomatoe Photos
Comments (1)Looks like some catfacing, also a caterpillar nibble that sealed....See More- 9 years ago
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