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| Common Buckeye |
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| Among vast clover |
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| Eastern Black Carpenter Ant of very lichen-covered bark |
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| Cute lil' Brilliant Jumper |
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| Brown Centipede |
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| Leafhopper nymph, possibly a Coppery Leafhopper |
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| Cool wood and a pillbug |
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| Eastern Cottonwood canopy |
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| Eastern Cottonwood bark |
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| Cool wood |
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| Weird decayed wood |
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| Emerald Ash Borer. Welp, I guess this tree was another victim to the emerald ash borers |
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| Fun lil' holes in the wood |
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| More Emerald Ash Borer holes. |
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| If you break a Cottonwood twig where it bulges and has a bunch of rings, you'll find a big star inside. It works better if you cut it with a pocket knife or shears. This is a living, spongy layer of pith that transports nutrients. Please cut twigs you find off the ground, don't pull any off the tree. |
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| Cool decaying wood and lichen |
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