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When bees retire for the night they find a cozy spot on / in a flower, like this one at...

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Haven't yet identified this species, but what I found fascinating is the little white eggs that have...

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Another view of the same unidentified caterpillar

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Garlic chives attract many visitors to the garden. Wasps in particular are some of the most valuable...

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Bee on crepe myrtle. This photo is from a Permaculture Design Course in Virginia, 2006

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Unidentified wasp species

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Same wasp as above, an inch and a half long.

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Pollination happens.

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Fake "eyes" enable this critter to frighten predators

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These swallowtails are attracted to minerals on the soil surface made available by people peeing at...

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This opportunistic bullfrog has adapted rapidy to its North American habitat since its introduction...

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This handsome fellow is very welcome in my garden for the service he provides as slug eater.

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Salamanders appear in my ponds in large numbers to feast every spring on the multitudes of freshly laid frog eggs.

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Seagulls are natural custodians as they perform their scavenging function, in this case on Pelee Island, Ontario, in Lake Erie

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There were so many turkeys present at this moment in North Carolina that I could only get a few of them in the picture.

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At a design course near Athens, OH, we visited student Hank Huggins farm which included these sheep

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This small herd of hardy pigs perform most of the tillage and orchard management functions...

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