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Thanks to the entomologists!

Thanks to members of the University of Delaware Entomology Club and the Delaware Tech-Stanton Science Club, who turned out last night for mothing and insect hunting at Goat Hill. It was a little late in the season to see much diversity, but we had an interesting time turning up carabid and tenebrionid beetles, some wolf spiders, and surprisingly, several redback salamanders and a red eft! Thanks for adding your observations.

Posted on October 17, 2022 12:54 AM by choess choess | 2 comments | Leave a comment
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This project is run by the Friends of the State Line Serpentine Barrens to aggregate observations of fauna and flora on the serpentine barrens. Adding your observations helps maintain accurate lists of taxa for each barrens, and guides our restoration practices to conserve important species and detect invasives.

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choess created this project on July 28, 2017
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