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Friendly Garden Spider
One cool autumn night, a friendly garden spider dropped by to say hello…. I know that Yellow Garden Spiders (Argiope aurantia) eat pesky insects like mosquitoes and flies, so I am grateful to have a few of them ‘hanging-around’ in … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, Entomology, Nature, photography
Tagged Arachnid, Garden Spider, Spiders
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Entomology Summer Camp Hands-On Experience
In July 2019, I was a volunteer assistant with the Entomology Summer Camp (ages 7-12) at Phil Hardberger Park in Bexar County, Texas. The camp lasted for 3 days and the group was led by Molly Keck, a Texas A&M … Continue reading
Posted in Bexar County, Entomology, Insects, Texas
Tagged Dragonfly, Phil Hardberger Park, Spiders, Tarantula, Texas A&M Agrilife, Walking Stick
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