NATURE THERAPY part 2
Here are some bluebirds on a recent walk in my neighborhood. A Western Bluebird and a male and female Mountain Bluebirds.
Author: TZ
NATURE THERAPY
Nature continues to exist and evolve during this SARS CoV-2 pandemic. Nature is important in so many ways. For me it is a source of relaxation, physical activity, mental engagement, and creativity. Look to nature to find comfort. To be in and around nature is a way to get fresh air and to social distance.… Read More NATURE THERAPY
RED ADMIRAL
Red Admirals have black wings, orange bands, and white spots. Widely distributed across warm regions around the world. Found in moist woodland areas. The caterpillar is dark gray with hairs. The host plants are stinging nettle and nectar from overripe fruit or butterfly bushes. These photos are from last summer at the Flagstaff Arboretum.
ANOTHER DUCK
Here is an American Wigeon at Sedona Wetlands in northern Arizona. AMERICAN WIGEON
