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Today’s Kitchen Window Nature: a Hackberry Emperor. From egg to chrysalis, the caterpillars eat nothing but Hackberry leaf.

Tonight’s Sidewalk Nature: a mystery.

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recent posts

(Doom-it-Yourself) Mosquito Bucket Styles
Mosquito Bucket of Doom
Swarm Weather
Black Cherry Inchworm
The Sycamore Squeeze
Catch Spring Red-handed
Winter Tree I.D. by Fruit
Add-a-Pearl (spider) Necklace
Leaf Thief
Yard Nature: Free Chives
How Your Tree Helps Wildlife in Winter
Persimmon Predictor
Forbidden Fruit (the Sidewalk Fig story)
Thanksgiving Show ‘n’ Tell
White Pine Leaf-Drop
Violets go Ballistic
June Bug Day, Upside-Down
Who Eats Kousa Dogwood?
Cicada Songs
June Bug Day

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