Tom Andersen's blog about Long Island Sound
posted by Tom Andersen at 12:22 PM
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This Fine Piece of Water - An Environmental History of Long Island Sound
This is a blog about environmental issues in the New York area in general and Long Island Sound in particular. I'm the author of "This Fine Piece of Water: An Environmental History of Long Island Sound," which came out in 2002. I wrote about the environment and other issues during almost two decades as a newspaper reporter.
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1 Comments:
Way cool, looks like the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail. The caterpillars are something ferocious, and are the only ones I know that will try to attack humans by rearing back and exposing two horns (yikes). They act like they're cobra snakes! They are voracious eaters and have to be watched in the tomato patch - I try to relocate them in stead of killing them because they are so beautiful as butterflies. -sam
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