▲ 54 r/4LeafClovers_irl
Found a 4 leaf clover at the cliffs of Moher! My best 4 leaf find yet!!
u/justanotheratlasmoth — 3 days ago
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▲ 41 r/4LeafClovers_irl
Just wanted to share my greatest find ever from 2021
I’ve kept it pressed, laminated in tape, framed in a metal keychain as a way to make sure I’ll always have this magical specimen on me.
u/justanotheratlasmoth — 2 months ago
Is this a type of puss moth caterpillar?
Was just doing some casual research into different types of caterpillars after being reminded of what I had originally thought to be the only type of puss caterpillars: the fuzzy guys. However this caterpillar also comes up a ton under that name as well. Is this a type/stage of the puss caterpillar? I can see some similarities in the face but I am not informed enough about entomology to even make a guess
u/djbillotti — 2 months ago
▲ 482 r/Birdsfacingforward
Male and female eastern bluebird staring at you
u/justanotheratlasmoth — 2 months ago
▲ 69 r/4LeafClovers_irl
4 leafed oxalis (shamrock) find from today!
I know it’s not technically a clover but I thought this sub would appreciate the vibe anyway
u/justanotheratlasmoth — 3 months ago
A male eastern bluebird VERY angry at his reflection in my window
u/ColdMastadon — 2 months ago
Being a mother on a windy day
u/Key-Introduction-591 — 3 months ago
Does anyone know what kind of insect would cause this sort of damage on an elderberry cultivar (Northeast US)
I’ve found a few new growth points on my elderberry have these pinhole intrusions and subsequent wilted leaves, anyone know what insect would cause this?
u/justanotheratlasmoth — 3 months ago