Submitted by: Dan P. Unruh
We have watched for a couple months now a Robin build her nest and then hatch 3 baby birds. The nest is located in our maple tree adjacent to our house. It is only 6-8 feet from our bay window in our dining room and at about eye level. Attached are a couple of photos. The mother works her tail off feeding her young. She is constantly flying back and forth with food. It''s been fun to watch.
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First Swallowtail Sighting
Submitted by: Mark Neubrand
I spotted my first Black Swallowtail butterfly in my backyard. I have planted Curled Parsley for them to lay eggs on and this little lady has stayed through through the rain in a parsley heaven. Looking forward to raising a new generation and sending them on to your yards!
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A dog and her boy
Submitted by: Rocko Talley
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News
Submitted by: Mark Neubrand
The Smoky Hill Audubon Society met in April at the Carver Center. They were visited by a Turkey Vulcher named "Lurch" from the Milford Nature Center. Other visitors included a skunk and a snake. All part of the "untouchables" evening. The Smoky Hill Audubon group meets every Third Thursday of the Month except during the summer.
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