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Makunochimaster wrote:
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So beautiful glowing in the light . Dan
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Giant Leaf-footed Bug
on the outside of my picture window last week,
more commonly known in this neck of the woods
as a stinkbug. (Take my word for it.)

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ImageThe dreaded stink bug ! I took this picture this afternoon. I chased it for a shot from plant to plant to get a shot . I’m not sure if butterfly or moth . Dan
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ImageMy Bloke monument in landscaping . Dan :)
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Lol it’s Bloke!
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This morning as I was watering, there were at least 3 beautiful hummingbirds flitting about. But before I could even think about reaching for my phone in my pocket to maybe get a pic, they'd zip away. They seem to be attracted to the stream of water arcing through the air from the hose, something I've noticed in the past, too.

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James Y wrote:
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This morning as I was watering, there were at least 3 beautiful hummingbirds flitting about. But before I could even think about reaching for my phone in my pocket to maybe get a pic, they'd zip away. They seem to be attracted to the stream of water arcing through the air from the hose, something I've noticed in the past, too.

Jim
We have 8 feeders so we have Hummingbird flybys all the time . They like to fly through our sprinklers too . They are to small to use a bird bath so they improvise! :winking-tongue . They are very difficult to get a good picture of them .
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Found this one on my driveway today. I know nothing about butterfly’s but i like this one. :grin-smiling-eyes
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apollo wrote:
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Found this one on my driveway today. I know nothing about butterfly’s but i like this one. :grin-smiling-eyes
I’m not sure what it is myself but Mad Mac is the expert . Maybe he will chime in . Dan
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Google has made us all experts.

The Chrome browser that I use has Google Lens

Looks like this may be a Peacock butterfly.
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Mad Mac wrote:
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Google has made us all experts.

The Chrome browser that I use has Google Lens

Looks like this may be a Peacock butterfly.
Thank you for assistance ! It’s a beauty . Dan
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I have a hummingbird feeder at my house on Cape Cod and it sees a lot of daily activity. I’ll have to get some good photos sometime but this will do for now at least.

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Manixguy@1994 wrote: ImageThe dreaded stink bug ! I took this picture this afternoon. I chased it for a shot from plant to plant to get a shot . I’m not sure if butterfly or moth . Dan
That one looks like a Cabbage White Butterfly. I actually just let one go after it flew into the screen porch.

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Thank you , mystery solved .
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Took my oldest crab fishing for Blue Crab. Caught some interesting things including a puffer fish.

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Found a local spot and with some Walmart traps and chicken dinner was served.

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JSumm wrote:
Mon Jul 04, 2022 5:13 pm
Took my oldest crab fishing for Blue Crab. Caught some interesting things including a puffer fish.

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Found a local spot and with some Walmart traps and chicken dinner was served.

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Sooooo did the Puffer help blow out birthday candles ? :zany
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Haha! Released that bad boy
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JSumm wrote:
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Haha! Released that bad boy
I think I read somewhere that you can eat a Puffer if you are good enough cleaning them to keep away from the toxic part of body . I don’t think I am brave ( crazy ) enough to try it myself. Years ago the the owner of the fish shop in town was moving a pair of Lionfish to another tank for a fish show . One of them stung him , they had to fly an antitoxin from University of Illinois to save his life.
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I watched a guy in Pensacola nonchalantly cleaning lion fish bare-handed. I thought maybe he ought to be more careful, but I guess he knew what he was doing. Dang things are exotic invasives and need to be over harvested with prejudice.
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Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Tue Jul 05, 2022 3:59 am
JSumm wrote:
Mon Jul 04, 2022 6:18 pm
Haha! Released that bad boy
I think I read somewhere that you can eat a Puffer if you are good enough cleaning them to keep away from the toxic part of body . I don’t think I am brave ( crazy ) enough to try it myself. Years ago the the owner of the fish shop in town was moving a pair of Lionfish to another tank for a fish show . One of them stung him , they had to fly an antitoxin from University of Illinois to save his life.
I wasn't going to take any chances. We opened the cage and let him go.
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