While outside late at night the other week looking for black widows to take care of, I was able to get this video. Nature at work seems to fit perfectly as a title wouldn't you agree?
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Showing posts with label insect eaters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insect eaters. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Black widow spider - Nature at work
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Our friendly hummingbird stopping by to hang out for a while
This is our friendly hummingbird who loves to hang around us while we work in the yard and garden. I hope to have this hummingbird feeding from my hand very soon.
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
Unknown insect in my Arizona garden bed
Anyone have an idea on what this bug is called? Is this a beneficial insect? It is a mostly green-ish insect and as the saying goes, "if it greens it's good", however I know there are exceptions to the rule so I thought I'd post a image or two and find out if anyone might know something about this insect.
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Hummingbrid landing on lisbon lemon tree
Here is one of our hummingbird friends the other day in our garden. This hummingbird loves to hang out in our lisbon lemon tree all day long!
Here you can see this hummingbird make a gentle landing atop this lisbon lemon tree. The cape honey suckle plants are some of these hummingbords other favorites.
Here you can see this hummingbird make a gentle landing atop this lisbon lemon tree. The cape honey suckle plants are some of these hummingbords other favorites.
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