Posts Tagged ‘odes’

What Dragonfly is That? by , Ranger

July 12th, 2011

In order to help those of you who are interested in knowing what it is that you’re looking at when you see a dragonfly whiz by you as you stand on the boardwalk and paths that encircle the Wetlands here at the Museum, I’ve decide to offer up a quick and very simple identification guide. [...] Read the rest of this entry »

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31 Odes by , Ranger

June 29th, 2010

During June, the list of dragonflies (odes) seen by me at the Museum grew to 31 species. Two new species of dragonfly were seen on the same day (6/17). One of those odes was alive, the other had expired. The living ode was a Swift Setwing (Dythemis velox), a species that’s common enough in our [...] Read the rest of this entry »

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Fish Crows (w/audio this time) and Herp and Ode Updates by , Ranger

March 10th, 2010

Fish Crows continued to fly over on Tuesday (3/9). I searched my personal audio library that I keep for video soundtracks and found a file that contains the nasal calls of the Fish Crows as they wing by. Have a listen here: The same day, Spring Peepers, Upland Chorus Frogs, (The chorus frogs are the [...] Read the rest of this entry »

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