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Wednesday’s Woodland Walk #9

August 26, 2009

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Eastern Worm Snake

(Carphophis amoenus amoenus)

Eastern Worm Snake likes my hat

It likes my hat

Eastern Worm Snake in hand

Shaking Hands

Eastern worm snake head

It says “Hi”

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Wednesday’s Woodland Walk #8

July 29, 2009

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BEAR

Bear Tracks 1

Strolling along the side of the road

Bear Tracks 2

Full grown adult

American Black Bear

Bear Tracks hand

I found some smaller tracks up the road

(My hand for comparison)

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Wednesday’s Woodland Walk #7

July 22, 2009

Swamp

Gnarled Tree

Gnarled Tree


Spires

Like Cypress knees, but moss

Bog

Are they dancing?

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Wednesday’s Woodland Walk

October 1, 2008

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I wish I knew what kind of fungi these are

This one lives in the rotten part of an Oak tree

Such Grace

and Elegance

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Wednesday’s Woodland Walk

September 10, 2008

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Woolly Aphids dancing on a Beech limb

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Wednesdays Woodland Walk

August 27, 2008

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That’ll do Donkey!

Where's Shrek?


Who let the Cows Out?

Gate crashers!

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Wednesdays Woodland Walk

August 14, 2008

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Just a tulip tree with a knot in it…

But wait!  There’s more…

I’m just a little black rain cloud…

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Wednesdays Woodland Walk

May 14, 2008


BLACK SNAKE IN TREE STUMP

This is to show how docile black snakes are. You can pick them up with relative ease. The worst thing that they’ll do is to skunk you. They will produce a musky oil on their skin which gets on you when handling them. To get it off requires only a few washings of the hands & arms. I’ve never had one try to bit me. They prefer to escape by speed or burrowing. I would have liked to pick this guy up to give you the full tour. However, this is in a large poison-ivy patch. Not a good place to tangle with snake. Enjoy.

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Wednesdays Woodland Walk

March 5, 2008
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At the beaver dam

The Water is flowing & the Spring Peepers are peeping

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