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Robber Fly
Notes and Changes since last report
- It was 84°F, mostly clear, calm and humid at 2:00 PM on August 25, 2021.
- The edge of Hurricane Henri left a couple inches of rain over the last several days.
- Birds and butterflies were quiet today, but little black flies out in the fields were attracted to eyes and ears.
- This week's trail report covers the Wappinger Creek Trail side of the trail system.
The Trails
- The front Old Hayfield had been mowed the week before.
- Goldenrods were following Joe-Pye weed's schedule in the Sedge Meadow.
- Smaller than the shad flies of spring, something was most annoying in back Old Hayfield, fortunately not so much in the shade.
- Along the side of the field, Japanese barberry was taking on an impressionistic aura.
- So humid was it that even in late afternoon, spider webs were still covered with dew.
- A few common ringlets were weaving through the grasses.
- Back on the Sedge Meadow Trail, pausing by a spider web did not reduce the flies around my head.
- Something moved in a sunny patch ahead on the trail.
- It was not the typical eastern comma but a silver-spotted skipper.
- A small commotion in the grass in front of the bench in the Old Pasture was from a robber fly.
- The Wappinger Creek was full but not crazy considering all the rain from Henri.
- Farther along, a tiny orange mushroom was errupting from the edge of the path.
- A colony of coral fungus was spreading along a rise in the trail.
- Something dropped into a patch of sun.
- Surprise, not a little wood-satyr, but another common ringlet. They are seldom seen in the woods like this.
- Invasive Japanese stilt grass on the other hand, can be found in sun or shade, wet or dry.
- Every once in a while there is a decidedly green mushroom.
- After two weeks of observation, the puffball spot was recognizable, but there was only bare dirt...
- Flipping over the dirt ball revealed the two slightly flattened puffballs. The rains must have loosened the soil enough for it to shift.
- Next week: the Cary Pines Trail side of the trail system.
Sightings
Birds
Moths
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