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lentrichard

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Ecologist, technologist, schmetterlingsliebhaber.

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More spring sightings: Have had Wood Frogs (Rana sylvatica) and Spring Peepers (Hyla crucifer) calling in the last few days from wet areas in the surrounding .

But the Wikipedia tells me that Spring Peepers are now Pseudacris crucifer and Wood Frogs are Lithobates sylvaticus. I cannot keep up with all of this scientific name changing. I shall now just call them all "frogs."

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A robber fly eating what appears to be a species of biting fly. This act of predation is occurring on my Subaru in Framingham, . The biting fly had it coming. An iPhone 5 photo taken 13 July 2013. Ish.

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Most likely Phaeolus schweinitzii (dyer's polypore). Boxborough, , 18 July 2015.

"As its common name suggests, the dyer's polypore is an excellent natural source of green, yellow, gold, or brown dye."

Fascinating, as I thought "Dyer" was a person's name. Although "schweinitzii" is from a person's name.

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaeolus_schweinitzii

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Western Conifer Seed Bugs invade home. Pandemonium ensues. What do they want from us? Please send cameleons. Or maybe geckos.

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Bird's nest on a rotting stick, 9 October 2021, Petersham, . These are around 1/4 inch in diameter. I first encountered the Nidulariaceae (from the Latin "nidulus" for "small nest") around a year or so ago and they never cease to amaze me.

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nidulariaceae .

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Probably my best, and some might say only, bird picture. Cedar Waxwing, Grafton, , 22 March 2014. Taken with a Nikon D3300 DSLR, 200mm lens. A lucky shot.

And now I read that DSLR's are obsolete:

https://expertphotography.com/are-dslrs-dead/

Oh, well. So am I.

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Unearthed one of these in a drawer upstairs. It was like finding a fossil.

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