I saw a pair of these ducks fly in and perch in our big elm last year, but
I couldn't believe they were ducks because I didn't think ducks could gain
purchase on a tree limb. Don't they have webbed feet? Thx, Frank, for the
pic and identification. Thx, too, Doug, for the butterfly
encyclopedia!....margaret on queenswood
On Sun, May 20, 2018 at 5:33 PM, Frank de la Teja <frankdelateja@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
By coincidence, spotted a pair of black bellied whistling ducks on
Castlewood. Sorry about the quality, I only had my cell phone.
JF de la Teja
On Sun, May 20, 2018, 4:53 PM Michelle Hendrix <
michellehendrix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Very cool!!! Thx:)
Michelle Hendrix
512.736.1680
MichelleHendrix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please excuse the brevity and any typos
Sent from my iPhone
On May 20, 2018, at 4:30 PM, Doug Tabony <covna@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good neighbors,
After many fits and starts the butterfly guide with 27 species can be
seen at: http://covna.org/content/butterfly/butterfly.html
I hope you enjoy it and can use it to identify some of the many
butterflies in our area.
Thanks,
Doug
