Underside of a large polypore mushroom. In Prospect Park this morning, to catch the vanguard of the spring migration. Blue-gray gnatcatcher, Pine warbler, and Louisiana waterthrush were seen, as well as a Swamp sparrow, bring the number of species this year up to 76, amid the noise of blue jays, cardinals, song sparrows, white throated sparrows, flickers, grackles, starlings, and so on. A wee leprechaun of a man was spreading bread and seed about, resulting in a rare view of a red-bellied woodpecker on the ground, where he look quite legless.
The Hungarian mustache finals are next Thursday. This is the good side of my Magyar red growth.
2 comments:
I was thinking it's a little early to see caterpillars...I totally did a double-take. Good luck with the competition!
Hungarian paprika.
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