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I know I said no more pictures from Belize........ I kind of implied no more pictures of MinhTu.... I know... I know ... but it was raining...... I got a flat ...... my suit was at the cleaners....... an old friend came into town...... there were locusts....... it was dark at midday......... so here is another......... :-))
OK OK ....... I have an excuse ...... really......... I am announcing the Jezblog You tube Channel........... Yeah....... yeah check out Jezblog on You Tube........ This should make it a bit easier to find the Belize assignment video......... its up on [Jezblog at You Tube](http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=jezblog#grid/uploads)......... The its our Vid of the week!!! ..... hehehe....... its a fun thing......... you can see me shooting the pictures of MinhTu and Brittany ....... see us slogging away on this terribly demanding and difficult assignment.......... hehehehe....... er......... well ... and ......... well you know.... just kind of generally messing about in the tropics......... :-))
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This species was keyed through the "Bee Flies of Ontario" (online) which includes a photographic key. Nevertheless it is very difficult to discern between two species - alternata & lateralis. Adult bee flies feed on nectar & pollen but their larvae are parasitoids of the eggs & larvae of other insects, especially solitary bees & wasps. As the name implies they are bee mimics. In NA the majority occur in semi-arid regions. Photographed in Coldbrook, Kings.
As its name implies, this noisy bird is largely nocturnal, beginning to forage at dusk, when other herons are on their way to roosts. Night-herons are less likely to nest in mixed colonies than other herons; when they do, they often keep to themselves in a separate corner. These birds are sluggish hunters, standing quietly for long periods of time waiting for a frog or fish to pass by. They also plunder the nests of other herons and make regular nighttime visits to colonies of terns or Franklin's Gulls, where they sometimes take large numbers of chicks. Night-herons also stalk in grasslands in places where meadow voles are abundant, preying on these small rodents.
description 23-28" (58-71 cm). W. 3'8" (1.1 m). A medium-sized, stocky, rather short-necked heron with black crown and back, gray wings, and white underparts. Bill short and black, legs pinkish or yellowish. In breeding season it has 2 or more long white plumes on back of head. Young birds are dull gray-brown lightly spotted with white. Young Yellow-crowned Night-Herons are grayer, with stouter bills and longer legs.
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As its name implies, hikers on the Chickies Rock Overlook Trail will be rewarded with a beautiful vista at the end of their excursion. The short trail follows an old trolley line route that once took tourists up to Chickies Rock in the early 1900s.
Start at the trailhead on its eastern end (off Chickies Hill Road) and head west along the tree-lined pathway until your journey ends after a short distance at a cliff towering above the Susquehanna River. Enjoy the spectacular view of the river and, in the distance, rural landscapes and the surrounding communities of Marietta and Columbia in Lancaster County, as well as Wrightsville in York County.
The points your eyes are drawn to are the 3 rings and the way that the hands are creates lines that lead to each ring