Tag Archives: Eastern redbud

Tres Orugas Camufladas (Three Camouflaged Caterpillars)

By Greg Dodge, Ranger | Published: July 13, 2010
Caterpillars are consumed by everything from wasps, birds, and even people. It’s in their best interest to conceal themselves from potential predators. Three caterpillars that do their best at making themselves invisible are acitve now. All are moth larvae. If you know their language, where and when to look for them, they can be spotted fairly [...]
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Three at Once

By Greg Dodge, Ranger | Published: April 9, 2010
There are many early blooming trees and shrubs in our area but to many folks Eastern Redbud, Flowering Dogwood and Wisteria are what they look for in spring. Of the big three, redbud typically comes into flower first, followed by dogwood and then wisteria. This year the big three are all in bloom at the [...]
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