Bruce - I have to think you're seeing Tiger Beetles. Popham has a healthy populatipn.
Glad you were able to get in early this morning. I was there later and had to leave. Not only abundant humanoids, but now they're flying kites over the shorebird loafing zone.
Come on Labor Day!!
On Monday, August 25, 2014 5:05:57 PM UTC-4, BAB wrote:
-- Glad you were able to get in early this morning. I was there later and had to leave. Not only abundant humanoids, but now they're flying kites over the shorebird loafing zone.
Come on Labor Day!!
On Monday, August 25, 2014 5:05:57 PM UTC-4, BAB wrote:
Anyone know what the black and white arthopods (I assume they are insects) that walk around on mud flats are called? I noticed them this morning at Popham Beach, but strangely have never paid attention. They almost look like inch-long black and white moths crawling around on the ground, except they have very large eyes, and mandibles as well.BAB
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