Silverfish and Such

Gosh, been a little busy as of late, so haven’t had the chance for an update. I am anxiously awaiting spring’s arrival, but unfortunately mother nature hates me and dumped 5 inches of snow on us last night. UGH! The deer are getting a little anxious about this too, I think. Food for them has been scarce since its been buried by the darn white stuff.

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Migrating birds started coming back. A ton of red tail have made their way through…
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..and the Common Grackles have been ravaging my bird feeder. Although a lot of people tend not to like grackles, I actually have a fondness for them that I can’t really explain.

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And lastly, I found a nice little silverfish (Thysanura) that let me take its photo.
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Silverfish are a wingless insect that get their name from the scale-like appearance on their body. They are one of the most primitive insect orders that date back some 300 million years.

One Response to “Silverfish and Such”

  1. on 01 Apr 2008 at 7:58 am Michelle

    Wow! You’re new camera is really nice. I can’t wait to see all the new bug photos!

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