Thanks to iNaturalist (and thanks to Dave for putting me onto it) I’ve been able to identify more butterflies and moths that I saw in Ecuador in 2018. Here are the ones I’ve added to my OFT (Other Flying Things) List:
Thanks to iNaturalist (and thanks to Dave for putting me onto it) I’ve been able to identify more butterflies and moths that I saw in Ecuador in 2018. Here are the ones I’ve added to my OFT (Other Flying Things) List:
My dog, Posey, and I go to the Martensville Off-leash Dog Park almost every morning. It’s also a great place for bird watching, especially in the Spring. So far this Spring, I’ve seen the following species:
As well, I’ve seen Mourning Cloak butterflies.
Here are a few of my photos so far:
I put up a couple of feeders at the park, but unfortunately because of concerns with Avian Flu, I will be removing them tomorrow. It’s sad, but better to be safe than sorry. As soon as I hear it’s safe to do so, I’ll be putting them back up.
But Posey and I will continue to visit the park, for the fresh air, the exercise, and the birds.
I went to Regina this week and made a point of getting there before noon, so I could hear the Glockenspiel. What’s a Glockenspiel?
It’s a clock with bells that plays at noon and 6 p.m. weekdays. It’s located at the corner of Scarth Street and 12th Ave. in Victoria Park. Here’s a little history from the plaque: