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Feather-legged Fly
Notes and Changes since last report
- It was 70°F, cloudy and windy at 2:00 PM on September 1, 2020.
- Although it looked like rain, the forecast said tomorrow for that.
- It seemed quiet, but it was an interesting afternoon.
- This week's trail report covers the Wappinger Creek Trail side of the trail system.
The Trails
- A quick look for monarch caterpillars by the Gifford House trailhead turned up something else.
- It was the small milkweed bug and rather than being eat by the pod, it was presumably eating seeds within.
- The sky was more or less threatening all afternoon.
- About a dozen American goldfinch were working on the spotted knapweed at the edge of the field.
- It was a little bit of a surprise to see an eastern tailed-blue on such a dark day.
- Clouded sulphurs drop down and disappear into hollows in the tall grass to get what sun they can. They are easier to see flying or even better feeding.
- The trail along the side of the field was quiet.
- Privet had finished blooming and was forming fruit.
- Finally, an American goldfinch was perched where one could get a good look.
- Below, one of today's few great spangled fritillaries found some of the last remaining wild bergamot.
- It seemed like the big garden spiders should be around soon. This wasn't one but had built a web similar to theirs.
- The head of the Sedge Meadow Trail was missing the tawny emperors and zabulon skippers of last week.
- However, the mock orange was still there, relatively unchanged.
- Closer to ground, jumpseed was reaching out into the trail.
- The seeds can be propelled several feet from the plant, hence the name.
- In the back Old Hayfield, puffballs were coming up in the middle of the path.
- A feather-legged fly was on a goldenrod.
- Those crazy legs remind me of chaps.
- The goldenrod soldier beetle is a common visitor.
- A different kind of gall is the goldenrod bunch gall. Secretions of a midge larva stunt the stem and the leaves develop unseparated, so providing shelter for the larva.
- Another butterfly on this cloudy day was a brand new looking monarch.
- Pearl crescents were as numerous today as on recent clear days.
- Once or twice there was a hole in the clouds. It got real warm real fast.
- In the Old Pasture, a mushroom was growing in the middle of the path.
- Down on the Wappinger Creek Trail was an unusually tall mushroom.
- An interesting gray mushroom seemed to mirror its gills on top of its cap.
- Down along the water, invasive Japanese spirea was still blooming.
- Behind it, on the other side of the creek, invasive Japanese knotweed was also blooming.
- Even without flowers, it is recognizable by the distinctive leaf.
- One more interesting mushroom appeared at the end of the path by trail marker 10.
- Next week: The Cary Pines Trail side of the trail system.
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