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Thanks Scott. The kids will be happy to learn this.
1 month agoThanks Bill. We knew you would identify it for us.
1 month agoThis bush has the most heavenly scent, too :)
1 month agoAgreed. Pupated Asian lady beetle.
https://bugguide.net/node/view/471513/bgimage
Peacock butterfly! Finally one I immediately recognized and remembered!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aglais_io
Maybe a ladybug larva?
1 month agoJoe adds that using his superpower vision he saw lots of gold, but this can not be confirmed.
1 month agoJoe and Evelyn confirm there were no skeletons, just a big dark hole.
1 month agoOr a miniature person?
1 month agoRather foolishly, no one thought to open the chest. So now we will never know what was inside. Dodie
1 month agoWe were able to watch the rain absolutely bucketing down from our dry room, through the window. The best way to experience rain in our opinions. Dodie
1 month agoIt was hopeful of a treat and walked away when none was offered. Dodie
1 month agoThese are bumbleblebees, which generally are very placid and do not usually sting. Two of the three are fearless about insects, the other one not so much.
1 month agoIf it makes it back to Montreal I am sure the 3 would love to show it to you, and all the other cool stuff they have picked up along the way. Dodie
1 month ago
The kids love the link to the bug id site. They are already keen amateur naturalists and appreciate the chance to further their knowledge.
1 month ago