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A new critter appeared.
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I wanted to release it, and it stayed on my hand.
It's kind of small.
And it's not a butterfly! It's a moth that travels in the daytime.
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It stayed on my hand for a long time.
We researched, and it may have been enjoying the salt on my hand.
By looking up "hairy orange legs" we were able to find that it is an
eight-spotted forester moth.
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e-mail Leslie here.
Here's a link to all the rest of the grandkids' pages.
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This has been a spring and summer of getting around. 2005 You can see those pictures:We're off to Maine for a week of pictures and lobster! Day 5 The New York State Fair - lots of chickens and other animals. A search for Rexford Falls and finding the Sherburne Historic District. Antique Firetrucks in Liverpool. Balloons at the Spiedie Fest. A trip to Utica to see Munson-Williams-Proctor Museum and Fountain Elms We rented a canoe at Nathaniel Cole Park. A visit to Hanford Mills and the Lumberjack Show Hancock Shaker Village. A trip to Pixley Falls and Delta Lake. We watched them set up the Big Top at the Circus We went to the Utica Zoo Then we went to the Syracuse Zoo Wickwire House in Cortland A trip to babysit the grandkids A visit to Boston to see a Red Sox Game Drive through Edmeston area to see the animals Ithaca Herbert F. Johnson museum trip Skaneateles And there are lots of pictures of our trip out west. 2006 travel to Texas Texas Day 1 San Antonio to Pearsall Texas Day 2 Pearsall to Laredo Texas Day 3 Laredo to Brownsville Texas Day 4 South Padre Island Texas Signs amused us More signs. Art Museum at Vassar Mid Atlantic: Longwood Gardens Assateague Longwood Fountains Longwood Flowers Winterthur Winterthur Silver Winterthur Children's Park Old Stone Fort, Schoharie, NY Cherry Valley, New York CMOG Corning Museum of Glass - Hot adventures from other summers: Chittenango Falls Fort Stanwix Carousels |
2008 Frankie plays LaCrosse. And we see the second game. The ballet recital features Peri! Candy graduates with a BS/RN. Gardens: Then there was a new moth. A hailstorm surprised us in June. The daffodils are in bloom in April. In May, it's tulips and bleeding heart. And pinks and purples. And weeds!! Tomatoes are ready to start. So are onions. Spring finds us in Maryland and Delaware. New Castle, Delaware, is a quaint river town. may not be published yet. The flowers were lovely. And so were the birds and other animals. Longwood Gardens has opened it's Children's Indoor Garden with wonderful whimsical fountains. Oh, my, there are orchids! 2007 Our trip to Baltimore and Washington. Baltimore people watching Baltimore Architecture Baltimore Orioles game we're off to Washington, DC Washington flowers are here American Indian museum Fireworks on the Fourth of July Garden - heirloom tomatoes Garden in June We made Dill Pickles And we picked blueberries and made blueberry buckle and cobbler. We love the minimalist (NY Times) no-knead bread. In July the daylilies are blooming B-Mets game A strange vine appeared It's carrion flower - or Jacob's ladder. We went to Meredith Dairy Days Downy Woodpecker feeds its baby. 2 |
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