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2009-09-26
Fall Approaches, 2009
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September Dogwood, Beverly Road, Flatbush, Brooklyn, 2009 My clear signal for the onset of Spring is the blooming of Snowdrops, Galanthus ...
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2009-09-22
Happy September Equinox 2009
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Bas-relief in Persepolis . On the day of an equinox, the power of an eternally fighting bull (personifying the Earth) and that of a lion (pe...
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2009-09-18
Cortelyou Road Park, Park(ing) Day NYC
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Park(ing) Gnome, Cortelyou Road Park, Flatbush, Brooklyn, 16:42 (4:42 pm) Worms!, 16:26 (4:26 pm) Bulldog Puppy, 15:27 (3:27 pm) ...
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2009-09-16
Bring me the head of the Juniper Valley Tree-Killer
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Over the weekend, 12 newly planted trees were destroyed at Juniper Valley Park in Queens. This incident marks the fourth case of tree damage...
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2009-09-15
Cortelyou Road Park, this Friday, 9/18
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Cortelyou Road Park, Flatbush, Brooklyn, Park(ing)Day NYC 2008 On Friday, September 18th, from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, a park will be born: S...
Flatbush Frolic 2009
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Sunday, I tabled for Sustainable Flatbush at the Flatbush Frolic. For the second year, Sustainable Flatbush presented an Environmental Fair ...
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2009-08-29
Brine Garden, Pawling, NY
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A path in the Brine Garden in Pawling in Dutchess County, NY, north of New York City. Last Sunday, Blog Widow and I drove up to Pawling, ...
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2009-08-24
Study Guide for BBG Plant ID Class
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Clerodendrum bungei Steud., Rose Glory Bower This Wednesday I take the final for the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Herbaceous Landscape Pla...
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2009-08-18
Sphecius speciosus, Eastern Cicada Killer
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Although I've lived in Brooklyn since 1992, I didn't encounter Sphecius speciosus , the Eastern Cicada Killer, until we moved to Fla...
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2009-08-16
Eristalis transversa, Transverse Flower Fly
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This beautiful creature is not a bee. It's a fly of the Syrphidae , a family of flies renowned for bee mimics. This is Eristalis transve...
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