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Tag Archives: Missouri
We Hardly Knew Ye……
The Great Southern Brood has flung its fling, sung its songs, flown its flights, sowed its seeds. A few lonely latecomers still flit around, looking a little lost, wondering where the big party is, but the waves of red-eyed revelers … Continue reading
Posted in Insects, Musings
Tagged Cicadas, Insects, Missouri, Musings, nature, Reproduction, thirteen year cicadas
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The Sand Prairie of the Bootheel
Some things just don’t seem to fit in at first glance, showing up unexpectedly where one wouldn’t expect them to be. However, having been accused of that type of behavior myself, I have grown increasingly tolerant of it in other … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, Natural Areas, Prairies
Tagged bootheel, cacti, conservation areas, deserts, Missouri, Natural areas, Plants, sand prairies
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