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Long-tailed Aphideater Complex (Complex Eupeodes americanus)Observer
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Green Oak-Slug Moth (Euclea incisa)Observer
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On back porch rail
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Green Anole (Anolis carolinensis)Observer
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Found on my porch during cold snap. Kept 3 days then released on fallen 150+ yr old post oak tree trunk.
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Puffballs (Family Lycoperdaceae)Observer
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Found on side of trail at Trinity River Audubon Center(TRAC).
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Salt Marsh Moth (Estigmene acrea)Observer
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Found him where my chickens were - they completely ignored him. I moved him to another spot.
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Hackberry Emperor (Asterocampa celtis)Observer
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Dinner for spidey!
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Reptiles (Class Reptilia)Observer
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Sadly, these turtle? eggs had been dug up and all were eaten.
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Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus)Observer
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Loves my lilac bush - sure sign of spring.
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Monarch (Danaus plexippus)Observer
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Found dead in potted plant on patio.
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Genus HydrocharaObserver
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Found in an open rain water catcher then scooped into jar. First sighting yesterday, it swam down and away, no longer visible. Rain and cooler temps next day, found it on top of water and rather lethargic. Does it belong in water?
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Tolype Moths (Genus Tolype)Observer
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Found crawling on ground under sand post oak tree
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Genus AlypiaObserver
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Found dead on back porch. Pics of top & underside.
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Druon pattoniObserver
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On lots of leaves of our sand post oak, which was badly damaged in the freeze in Feb 2021.
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Robust Oak Borer (Enaphalodes atomarius)Observer
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We have many old post oak trees and are in the Post Oak Savannah area (& many critters find their way into our house that was built in 1904! Good thing I'm a bug lady!) Not sure I'll put this one back outside....
