It is not my GOAL to constantly take and share photos of bugs.
crab spider on zinnia
Esp. bugs on flowers.
crab spider crop
tiny flight toward cleome
But, it just keeps happening...
But, it just keeps happening...
tidy flyer
a honey of a tummy
another TINY crab spider, on cleome bud
itty-bitty crab spider Eric Eaton (@bugeric) ID'd for me
bee dip
Of course, there are other things in the garden that I like...
and wandering around the property,
young, beautiful Pacific gopher snake (Pituophis catenifer catenifer)
morning, noon, and night...
one of our local black-tailed jackrabbits (Lepus californicus)
but, I keep coming back to the bugs.
Guess we'll all just have to suffer.
[By the way: if you wanna see photos sooner or more frequently, you could follow me on twitter @biobabbler, or if you want photos & less blather, check out my tumblr account xoxo]
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Quiz Winners!!!
Sue and Diana Studer NAILED it.
You two have my never ending respect. =)
WOO-HOO!!!
The word was: haconechloa.
Pronounced hawk-in-uh-cloh-uh,
rhymes with walk in the snow, duh.
It's a deciduous perennial grass used in gardening/landscaping, native to Japan.
Photo by and (c)2006 Derek Ramsey. Location credit to the Chanticleer Garden.
Obtained via Wikipedia.
I'd heard it listening to the Good Enough Gardening podcast.
I listen to them over & over;
they keep me company as I putter in the garden
or do chores in the house.
Apparently, that word got in, and required explanation.
So, enough about the GENIUSES who got it right:
now, for the GENIUSES who guessed wildly.
I'd HEARTILY encourage you to read the
MYRIAD, super entertaining guesses you creative people came up with.
*happy sigh*
Love when y'all go there. =) You rock.
Thanks EVERYONE for participating
and just generally being your cool selves.
xoxobb
Quiz Winners!!!
Sue and Diana Studer NAILED it.
You two have my never ending respect. =)
WOO-HOO!!!
The word was: haconechloa.
Pronounced hawk-in-uh-cloh-uh,
rhymes with walk in the snow, duh.
It's a deciduous perennial grass used in gardening/landscaping, native to Japan.
Obtained via Wikipedia.
I'd heard it listening to the Good Enough Gardening podcast.
I listen to them over & over;
they keep me company as I putter in the garden
or do chores in the house.
Apparently, that word got in, and required explanation.
So, enough about the GENIUSES who got it right:
now, for the GENIUSES who guessed wildly.
I'd HEARTILY encourage you to read the
MYRIAD, super entertaining guesses you creative people came up with.
*happy sigh*
Love when y'all go there. =) You rock.
Thanks EVERYONE for participating
and just generally being your cool selves.
xoxobb
p.s. Navel Gazing: I now call myself Samantha Biobabbler on twitter, 'cause why not have SOME real name, right? I'm not really anonymous for any particular reason, so, there ya go.
