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Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) on a Swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) plant. As was emphasized at a recent butterfly garden presentation you need both host plants and nectar plants to have the most successful butterfly friendly garden.
Hosta are looking particularly good this year. I have to spray them with deterrent to keep the deer from eating them to the ground. Deer seem especially fond of certain ones. I don't know if it's the plant or the location. I've sprayed three times already.
host of sparrows...? ...
they spend the winter here ...
Ottawa Canada ...
Pic in my Birds Album ...
Pic taken Feb 8, 2023
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I want to, I want to be someone else or I'll explode
Floating upon the surface for
The birds, the birds, the birds
You want me, well fucking well come and find me
I'll be waiting with a gun and a pack of sandwiches
And nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing
You want me, well, come on and break the door down
You want me, fucking come on and break the door down
I'm ready, I'm ready, I'm ready, I'm ready, I'm ready...
This adult eagle was spotted near Leaf resort, Munnar in the late morning. The same tree also hosted a jungle owlet.
Larval host plants:
1. Hygrophile auriculate - Marsh Barbel (വയൽച്ചുളളി),
2. Barleria sp. കുറുഞ്ഞി (Acanthaceae),
3. Ruellia tuberosa - Minnie root, Iron root നാട്ടുമുക്കുരം, ശിവകരന്ത(Acanthaceae),
4. Osbeckia sp. (Melastomataceae),
5. Phyla nodifora - Frog Fruit, Turkey tangle, Creeping Lip Plant നീർത്തിപ്പലി (Verbenaceae)