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Tag Archives: wooly alder aphid

Ripples 10/1/20

Posted on October 2, 2020 by Jim KnickelbineOctober 21, 2020

October.  The world is suddenly cool and colorful.  And alive with birds from the north passing through,  insects galore, and bursts of new wildflower blooms.   I stole away one morning last week to walk a short loop on Willow Trail, … Continue reading →

Posted in Insects | Tagged ants, fairy flies, fluff bugs, honeydew, nitrogen, wooly alder aphid
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