蜻蛉 （ODONATA）
17 years ago
Monday, May 18, 2009
2009 SEASON BEGINS...2
The heart-breaking story of how this dragon ended up in my hands is told on my main blog...Wishnik Woods...post titled April into May...5
Oh, the drama!!
Sunday, December 28, 2008
I'M STILL HERE...
Just a quickie post...I'm holding off for photos beginning my next dragon season...with a different camera. (ha!...like that will help my photography skills!) These are just a few from this past season. It's going to be a lo-o-o-ng winter!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
MEADOWHAWKS IN NOVEMBER...
I was surprised to see my Meadowhawks 
still here in November, after a few nights of temps. dipping to the upper 20's. During the last week of October, we had three days of intermittent snow flurries. Upon doing a little more research, I found that the Autumn Meadowhawk is quite hardy and is known to hang around after a few frosts. Now, since November 1st., our daytime highs have been in the 60's and have peaked to 70 degrees. I have noticed that some of the dragons are almost colorless, I know that their colors can fade as they age, I'm assuming this is what I'm witnessing.
Looks like I should have plenty more Meadowhawks next year, wouldn't you say?!
still here in November, after a few nights of temps. dipping to the upper 20's. During the last week of October, we had three days of intermittent snow flurries. Upon doing a little more research, I found that the Autumn Meadowhawk is quite hardy and is known to hang around after a few frosts. Now, since November 1st., our daytime highs have been in the 60's and have peaked to 70 degrees. I have noticed that some of the dragons are almost colorless, I know that their colors can fade as they age, I'm assuming this is what I'm witnessing.
Looks like I should have plenty more Meadowhawks next year, wouldn't you say?!
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