Monday, January 11, 2021








During the last half of July 2020 
we killed hundreds and hundreds 
of Gypsy Moths 
and scraped thousands of egg masses 
off of trees. 
Even today we are finding more egg masses. 
I read that scraping them off the trees 
does not help 
but surly some will be killed if they are scraped off. 
Not looking forward to the larvae in the spring.




January 11, 2021 11:15 a.m.

Sit 714  : Brush Pile W : Cloudy 

-3° (-9°) SW 17-26 kph 93% humidity 


(Traffic noises),

Dogs barking in distance,

(Jet  - SKV flight 7646...),

Chickadee tapping,


Extras:


Along the trails  -

Chickadees,

Rooster,

White-breasted Nuthatch,

Crows,

More Gypsy moths egg masses found today,

Mourning Doves,

Lone Canada Goose flying overhead,

Blue Jays,

House Sparrows on Road -FA, 

Witch Hazel blossoms still hanging on,


Kitchen Window and Bird Feeder -

Blue Jays,

Chickadees,

Goldfinches,

White-breasted Nuthatches,

Downy Woodpecker,

Black Squirrels.




Photo Site #7 - 
Sunrise time from 2nd Floor Window








1 comment:

Jenn Jilks said...

I've seen some here, and I just haven't gotten around to removing them. sigh.