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Anna’s Hummingbird feeding on yellow Romano bean Anna’s Hummingbird feeding on yellow Romano bean flowers. The willow pole is a Salix daphnoides rod. . #annashummingbird #birdsonthefarm #willowbeanpoles #dunbargardens #skagitvalley
Paper makers. I spotted this Bald-faced Hornet nes Paper makers. I spotted this Bald-faced Hornet nest in a quince tree this week. It looks like it is sizing up nicely. I always think of @janhopkinsart when I find one. Hopefully it will be still fairly whole come the fall when the hornets are finished for the year and I can ‘harvest’ it. . #baldfacedhornet
Katherine is happy that she can now use her basket Katherine is happy that she can now use her basket and cloth bags again when shopping at the food co-op. Her shopper is an old faithful companion. . #willowbasketmaker #willowbasket #basketsmadetobeused #dunbargardens #skagitfoodcoop
Trust me there’s a Bullock’s Oriole in that Sa Trust me there’s a Bullock’s Oriole in that Salix daphnoides in the first photo. After missing on the photo I walked over to see what they might have been eating. Second photo shows typical damage from a ‘leaf miner’. These are usually sawfly larvae that eat the inside of the leaves and leave the skeletal remains. The third photo shows another type of sawfly that eats the whole leaf. You can see quite a few in the photo. You usually find them in groups. I haven’t had any major outbreaks. . #bullocksoriole #birdsonthefarm #salix #basketrywillows #sawfly #dunbargardens
Anna’s Hummingbird feeding on the pole beans. . Anna’s Hummingbird feeding on the pole beans. . #birdsonthefarm #annashummingbird #dunbargardens #skagitbirds
This large guy in the willows is probably Cimbex a This large guy in the willows is probably Cimbex americana or Elm sawfly. Despite the name they do eat willow leaves though I’ve never noticed many of them. The larvae are quite large as you might expect. They are yellow with a dark stripe. . #cimbexamericana #salix
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