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EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Canary-winged Parakeet Mar 12, 2006 ... This is a Canary-winged Parakeet (also called White-winged Parakeet, although this race lacks white along the yellow edging of the wing), ... 2.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Sandhills Hornet, a.k.a. ... Explanation: Here is one of the most abundant wasps in the Pacific Northwest, U.S.: a sandhills hornet, more commonly known as a yellow jacket. ... 3.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Caddisfly Egg Mass Jan 1, 2006 ... The location of this specific egg mass, in a small stream in a redwood forest in northwestern California, suggests that this caddisfly might ... 4.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Barrel Cactus Pollinator We are kneeling over a Coville's barrel cactus in bloom, in a remote mountain park outside the tiny hamlet of Oracle, Arizona, about an hour north of ... 5.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Flesh Fly: Scavenger and Indicator Flesh Fly (cf. Sarcophaga haemorrhoidalis), Family Sarcophagidae ... One species of flesh fly (Sarcophaga sarracenia) lays eggs inside leaves of the ... 6.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Thorny Diets, Part II: Acacias ... Nov 5, 2006 ... Thorny Diets, Part II: Acacias & Giraffes in South Africa ... But it didn't stop this giraffe from enjoying mouthfuls of leaves and spikes, ... 7.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Lepiota Mushroom in the Tropics Explanation: Emerging from decaying organic matter on the forest floor is this cluster of Lepiota mushrooms, here in the Upper Amazon Basin of northeast ... 8.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- A Common But Beautiful ... A Common But Beautiful Dragonfly of Asia ... Explanation: How can such a beautiful insect that is so widely distributed across southern Asia and common in ... 9.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week -- Giant Trees of the Congo Trees in this part of the Congo often go by several names -- a general common ... also a more local common name, a commercial name, and a scientific name. ... its local dialect name (in Mongo) is bosongu, its local commercial name is ... 10.
EPOW Ecology Picture of the Week - Flap-neck Chameleon Explanation: Frozen in a territorial stance, this Flap-neck Chameleon of southern Africa is trying its best to avoid an attack that never comes. ... |
