Starting out from Brooklyn, an amateur naturalist explores our world. "The place to observe nature is where you are."—John Burroughs
All perched together in a dying American chestnut.
Thank you for these remarkable photos.
Kudos. Really fine detail. I wonder if the way the dragonflies wrap the ends of their legs around twigs and branches is the same as the way Daddy Longlegs do it? If yes, is it a sign of a close relationship or indication of convergent evolution?
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Thank you for these remarkable photos.
Kudos. Really fine detail. I wonder if the way the dragonflies wrap the ends of their legs around twigs and branches is the same as the way Daddy Longlegs do it? If yes, is it a sign of a close relationship or indication of convergent evolution?