Spider, hanging out. Home sweet home.
John Day Painted Hills, Oregon
Beetles, hanging out. Life on a pink earth.
John Day Fossil Beds, Oregon
Western box elder bug (juvenile) a long way from home, high on a basalt outcropping above the Columbia River.
Columbia Hills State Park, Washington.
I doubt he’s going to make it to this stage in August:
I think we should plant native plants where they belong. Otherwise, it’s weird.
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Absolutely agree with your conclusion, although I think planting golf courses in deserts is the truly weird practice.
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