Conservation Corner: A turquoise devil with thorns and horns
There is no caterpillar in Ohio that is more awesome than the one belonging to the Regal Moth (Citheronia regalis) aka the Royal Walnut Moth.
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There is no caterpillar in Ohio that is more awesome than the one belonging to the Regal Moth (Citheronia regalis) aka the Royal Walnut Moth.
From a visual standpoint, pokeweed is one of our more spectacular herbaceous perennials with the ability to grow to a height of over ten feet.
Pheasant’s Backs are one of Ohio’s most common polypore mushrooms and are most often found growing on widespread soft maple species.
The extent and severity of Japanese hops infestations in Ohio are not well known.
The kaleidoscope of wildflower hues we saw during the first half of the year have begun to fade.