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Photo of the Week – August 3, 2012
Still on the Niobrara Valley Preserve theme today, but not really strongly fire-related this time. No, this isn’t some voracious predator waiting to ambush some hapless pollinator insect…it IS a pollinator insect. More specifically, it’s a female leaf cutter bee. … Continue reading
Photo of the Week – September 9, 2011
This week our Platte River Prairies are in full autumn regalia. Everywhere you look, big yellow composite flowers, especially sunflowers and goldenrods, dominate the visual landscape. At least 15 different species of yellow flowers are blooming right now. They are set … Continue reading
