PeterChereshnoski

I am an avid outdoorsman and conservationist, I live in the Tug Hill Region of New York State, my backyard is a 10,000 acre state forest.

Rodman New York

Friends

Patches

Unknown spotting commented on by PeterChereshnoski New York, USA7 years ago

I believe you are right Heather, thanks for the information! I found some with the same pattern but the coloring is tough.

Unknown spotting commented on by PeterChereshnoski New York, USA7 years ago

I will take a look.....thank you Heather!

Peachtree Borer commented on by PeterChereshnoski Watertown, New York, USA11 years ago

Thanks ForestDragon, I think you nailed it!

Eastern Comma commented on by PeterChereshnoski New York, USA11 years ago

Thankyou Dana, I appreciate the help!

Eastern Comma commented on by PeterChereshnoski New York, USA11 years ago

Thankyou Dana, could you explain the mark you are referring to so it can be better identified in the future?

Gray Garden Slug commented on by PeterChereshnoski New York, USA12 years ago

I am certainly no expert..... and I would like to have an accurate id here, so are you suggesting it is from the family Philomycidae? I'll keep looking.....

American Tree Sparrow commented on by PeterChereshnoski New York, USA12 years ago

thankyou Gerardo, I was looking at your spottings, they are pretty impressive!

Swallowtail butterflies 'puddling' commented on by PeterChereshnoski Tennessee, USA12 years ago

excellent spotting and information on puddling....thankyou!

Woolgrass or Marsh Bulrush commented on by PeterChereshnoski Maryland, USA12 years ago

It is hard to tell without a closeup of the head of the plant but it resembles one of my spottings.....Woolgrass.

http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/718...

Female Red Wing Black Birds on Cattails. commented on by PeterChereshnoski Tampa, Florida, USA12 years ago

They do migrate, as a matter of fact I haven't seen any up here....I also noticed that there were no Adult males in your photo....not sure why......