The Pileated Woodpecker

This is the bird.

The Pilleated Woodpecker (I know you've been thinking about it)

Blue Jays

Birds to watch

The bluejay in flight is a bird to watch. Not only that but there is something special about bluejays.

Franz Schubert

Frogs. SWAMPS.

Bramble bushes.
Brer Rabbit.
Mallards. Wood ducks.
Loons? NO!

Skunk cabbage.
ducks, ducks, ducks, ducks, ducks, ducks.
Forsythia, so much forsythia, so much forsythia, what are we going to do?

Chicken L'Orange.
thank you.

Anything else?

Mammals, reptiles, amphibians, what else? Mollusks. Do Mollusks count? It has been argued that because a mollusk (such as a Quahog which is also a bivalve) has limited sensory apparati it makes it less of a species. Ok.

Well, what if they way in which quahogs pick up on things is actually something else. Those little "eyes" that they have that signal "clamming up"- further analysis -