Adventures in a wildlife garden, and the native plants, birds, butterflies, and bugs we love!
Nature stories from the border of the Missouri Ozarks.
Showing posts with label dogbane beetle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogbane beetle. Show all posts
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Things you didn’t know you didn’t know
One of the great things about learning about nature is meeting really interesting people. I knew the name Ted MacRae from our nature study group and found his blog, Beetles in the Bush. It challenged me to learn about creatures I had never even noticed before, especially those beautiful tiger beetles! It’s always great to learn things you didn’t know that you didn’t know. Later I met Ted in person and found that he was not only a great entomologist and writer, but also a friend. His invitation to write a post on Beetles in the Bush was intriguing. I enjoyed writing “Dogbane for Dinner” so much, I started “Gardening with Binoculars.” Thanks, Ted!
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beetle,
blogs,
dogbane,
dogbane beetle,
guest post,
pollinator
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Kirkwood, MO, USA
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