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Sharp-shinned Hawk
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Butterfly Garden at Jamestown Marina
We get asked about our plants and have some labelled...and it changes from time-to-time, but here's a current map.
Brian Taber
Tuesday, June 1, 2021
Butterfly Garden at Jamestown Marina
Despite a drought in May, the Pipevine, which is a host for Pipevine Swallowtail, is growing nicely on the fence and the Butterfly Weed, a host for Monarchs, is blooming well. Another 40 or so types of plants make up the garden, which the Observatory has restored over the past 4 years. Visitors to the marina and Billsburg Brewery enjoy the plants and pollinators and our new sign. This male Delaware Skipper was there on May 25 establishing a new early date for the area.
Brian Taber
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