This Morning at Anson Nixon Park
February 14, 2025
A wonderful cold, yet sunny February Morning between long stretches of gray days. The residents of the park were actively trying to make up for lost time.






February 14, 2025
A wonderful cold, yet sunny February Morning between long stretches of gray days. The residents of the park were actively trying to make up for lost time.






The oak slug sawfly (Caliroa annulipes) is neither a slug or a fly. The first thing you notice is the leaves of this swamp oak, they look skeletonized. Turn the leaf over and you find club-shaped translucent worms coated in wet mucus like a slug. It's the
Fledglings have started showing up, like the Bluebirds above they will follow their parents around for a week or so demanding to be fed. Sign up for Nature Walks at Anson B. Nixon Park — Tuesdays 9:30–10:30AM Sign up for Nature Walks at Anson B. Nixon Park — Tuesdays
Photography was difficult during our long stretch of gray rainy weather, But here's the latest observations. Sign up for Nature Walks at Anson B. Nixon Park — Tuesdays 9:30–10:30AM Sign up for Nature Walks at Anson B. Nixon Park — Tuesdays 9:30–10:30AM
Sign up for Nature Walks at Anson B. Nixon Park — Tuesdays 9:30–10:30AM