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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Another 1 bites the dust.
Lizard that is. Which is not as usual as it sounds, as I have snakes and Roadrunners and Falcons and hawks. In this case however I was out in the garden and I had passed a lizard sunning itself on … Continue reading
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Praying mantis with the remains of a tomato hornworm
I didn’t know a praying mantis would catch something this big. The tomato hornworm must have been almost as big as the mantis was by voice recognition on bob’s droid. Sorry for the Weird capitalization. Website http://www.puravidaaquatic.com/ Spread the Good … Continue reading
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