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Due For A Turnover: Smart Spiders Sep 15, 2005 ... The most prized beauties of this species have an overall fiery red color. P. regius is the largest of all Florida jumping spiders, ... 2.
Due For A Turnover: Barred Rock Hen (?) Mar 8, 2007 ... Barred Rock Hen (?) One of our feistiest hens, she doesn't take sh*t off of anybody - including me. Waking her up for her little photo-op ... 3.
Due For A Turnover: Barred Rock Hen (?) Mar 8, 2007 ... Barred Rock Hen (?) One of our feistiest hens, she doesn't take sh*t off of anybody - including me. Waking her up for her little photo-op ... 4.
Due For A Turnover: January 2006 This particular species of cassia ("popcorn cassia"/Senna didymobotrya) is not a native. I think it's from Africa, actually. However, like my friend and ... 5.
Due For A Turnover: Dispatches From Paradise (Updated With Photos) Oh - and there was a very, very farty hippo. Yeah. So let's get to those photos already. The Wife, in anticipatory glee. More anticipatory glee amongst 2-D ... 6.
Due For A Turnover: Cassia Bud (And Seed Pod) Cassia Bud (And Seed Pod). The seed pod is flattened, planaria-like, in the background. Posted by thingfish23 at 1/31/2006 ... 7.
Due For A Turnover: Coyotes in SW Florida - Who Knew? "Coyotes were introduced in Florida for pursuit by hunting dogs as early as the 1920s. Regardless of these introductions and escapes, ... 8.
Due For A Turnover: Black and Yellow Argiope Some of the other names include (but surely are not limited to) black and yellow garden spider, black and yellow argiope, or writing spider. ... 9.
Due For A Turnover: Dragonfly Naiads According to Audubon's Field Guide to North American Insects & Spiders, young dragonflies and damselflies are called naiads. ... 10.
Due For A Turnover: Black and Yellow Argiope Some of the other names include (but surely are not limited to) black and yellow garden spider, black and yellow argiope, or writing spider. ... |
