Part of our work saving the bottomland hardwood forests is quantifying just how bad our invasive woody species actually are. In that vein, we established a group of marked (natural recruits) invaders out on our Trail C at Woodlands Trail three years ago and have been looking at their demography each year since. This allows […]
2 Sc, DBH 2, Height 3. Tell me boys!
These little fellas seem to be quite common, but we cant seem to see a live one.
Today’s southern sunset was amazing. Can’t beat sunsets like this. Especially after a long days work.
Today was very hot and humid. Sweating a lot for the greater good of New Orleans.
Posted from Fresno, California, United States. These little guys always put a smile on my face. Happy St. Patrick’s Day from my amphibious swamp buds!
Our transect group taking measurements deep underneath the blackberry. Getting some good data but trying hard not to get hit by the thorny plants.
Boogie Woogie piano ruled the Saint Patrick’s Day evening at Chickie Wah Wahs on Canal Street.
Bordered plant bug Inchworm from the Geometrical family . This little guy landed on our paper hanging from a silk thread. He’s going to make a very handsome moth someday. Leafcutter ant
Dr. Huggins gives us part two of White Mulberry identification http://youtu.be/WwCBw8YNg-Q
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