Garden Intruders – Gipsy Moth Larvae closely observed
Posted on June 22, 2014
As usual, camera in reach, I discovered two Gipsy Moth Larvae while doing some gardening work. Even though very beautiful, these creatures cause extensive damage in United States Forests. Originally from Europe, they can destroy entire forests by eating their leaves. Gipsy Moth Larvae can appear in massive quantities. Fortunately, there are a few ways available to eradicate them. Read more about it here:
If you encounter any creature like this, please record it and report it to local authorities.
Gipsy Moth is one of the most destructive forest pests in the United States destroying large amounts of forests.
Garden Rose impacted by Gipsy Moths, visible on right bottom
Gipsy Moth is one of the most destructive forest pests in the United States destroying large amounts of forests.
Gipsy Moth is one of the most destructive forest pests in the United States destroying large amounts of forests.
Gipsy Moth is one of the most destructive forest pests in the United States destroying large amounts of forests.
Gipsy Moth is one of the most destructive forest pests in the United States destroying large amounts of forests.
Gipsy Moth is one of the most destructive forest pests in the United States destroying large amounts of forests.
Dragon Fly on our fence – A good garden friend
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Bumblebee Pilot Training
Posted on May 28, 2014
Memorial Day offered a chance to visit the beautiful Heritage Museum and Gardens located in Sandwich, Massachusetts. This Cape Cod place, besides some very interesting indoor museums, features many colorful flowers attracting not only insects such as bumblebees but also a wide variety of photographers such as me.
Many flowers can be found at the Heritage Museum in Sandwich, Cape Cod – HansNagl.com
Sticking my nose and camera deep into all kinds of bushes I was able to take some colorful photographs.
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In the middle of all the exciting photographing I was even able to join a bumblebee on her trip. Later, looking at the photos I sometimes thought to really fly behind Miss Bumblebee learning something new about plants, pollens and proper flower landing procedures. Here are some bumblebee photos.
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