A DC Birding Blog: Invertebrates at Bowman's Hill


Photo Credit: Dendroica Cerulea

From A DC Birding Blog: "A woodland with as many native wildflowers as Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve is going to attract lots of invertebrates, and that was the case on Saturday. One azalea bush in particular was a magnet for pollinators. I saw my first Monarch of the year drinking from one of its flowers. This individual looks a little worn and faded, so it might have migrated from further south. There were a few other butterflies around it too, including a Juniper Hairstreak and a Spicebush Swallowtail."

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Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 5/18/2011 10:00 AM
Categories: Invertebrates
Tags: wildflowers invertebrates Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve monarch butterfly pollinators
 

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