Jo D.'s Nature Journal | Project Noah

Tulip Tree commented on by Jo D. New York, USA8 years ago

Quercus family - a type of Oak

Barn Swallow commented on by Jo D. Kentucky, USA8 years ago

Swallow -
Scientific name: Hirundinidae

Hydrangea commented on by Jo D. Texas, USA11 years ago

Bluer flowers typically mean the soil has a higher aluminum content.

Hydrangea commented on by Jo D. Texas, USA11 years ago

They have adjusted to the soil and environment. The ph levels in the soil causes the color variation.

Domestic muscovy duck commented on by Jo D. Houston, Texas, USA12 years ago

Well, there were several broken shells @ the base of the tree & she was up 15-20 feet nesting ...How would a tree nester get her young safely to water & a food source from that height, without the young being injured?

Green Iguana commented on by Jo D. Alta Verapaz, Guatemala12 years ago

You are SOOOOOOO right!!!!!!!

Squirrel commented on by Jo D. Zacapa, Guatemala12 years ago

I only captured the photo!!!!!

Double-crested Cormorant commented on by Jo D. Houston, Texas, USA12 years ago

Ladies, thank you!!

Domestic muscovy duck commented on by Jo D. Houston, Texas, USA12 years ago

One nests on the ground, with access to water 100 yards away; the tree cavity nester is nearby living on a gulf course!

Steller's Jay commented on by Jo D. San Francisco, California, USA12 years ago

Thank you

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