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May. 7, 2013
06:26 PM EDT
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May. 7, 2013
06:26 PM EDT
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Apr. 24, 2013
08:20 PM EDT
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Apr. 24, 2013
08:17 PM EDT
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Apr. 21, 2013
09:37 PM EDT
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Mar. 23, 2013
06:21 PM EDT
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Mar. 9, 2013
06:04 PM EST
Description
Amatory raptors
Flying low to the ground
Diving and swooping
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Mar. 9, 2013
04:46 PM EST
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Mar. 2, 2013
12:01 PM EST
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Mar. 2, 2013
12:01 PM EST
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Mar. 2, 2013
12:01 PM EST
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Feb. 24, 2013
12:20 PM EST
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Feb. 23, 2013
09:45 PM EST
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Jul. 13, 2012
10:42 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
10:57 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
10:44 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:58 AM EDT
Description
The cabbage white butterfly. Most common butterfly of the day--missed most of the others.
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May. 13, 2012
09:58 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:58 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:58 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:58 AM EDT
Description
Singing high in the tree.
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May. 13, 2012
09:58 AM EDT
Description
This is said to be the only Monticello tree that was alive with Thomas Jefferson. It receives no special plaque as recognition (the guide said "it's probably because it's so ugly"). The last surviving tree, a tulip tree next to the house, was felled a few years back. I'm using this book for the ID.
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
Description
At least three males (and a female) in a cherry tree.
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
Description
Sitting in the cherry tree with scarlet tanagers. Everybody likes cherries.
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
Description
Growing out of a dead stump.
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May. 13, 2012
09:57 AM EDT
Description
A reddish and a greenish metallic fly in a cultivated garden. In the same observation because I think they may have been the same species.