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Norm 11:43 am on March 24, 2009 Permalink
Tree.
Hippy Lover 3:04 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
it’s a toughie. is it something coming out of a coccoon or molting?
Joy 3:20 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
I was gonna say gangrene..but now I see the little guy..
nick.huelsman 3:35 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
dad, for clarification: Platanus occidentalis?
Joy 3:50 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
Nick – wha? did you even pass biology? Let alone zoology or botany?? (umm, I love you?) The internet has made you far too scholarly.
nick.huelsman 3:53 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
so i went out hunting one day in Nova Scotia with my Glaucomys and looked up a platanus (completely by occidentalis) and saw me this creature. I was hungry, and realized my weapon was too strong. I then pulled out my sabrinus and stabbed me a little snack.
-a Glaucomys sabrinus. its black tail must be hidden behind its body. it looks to be snacking on its major food source: fungi (of any sort)
Dad 4:44 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
Clang…Clang…Clang… We have a winnah!
This is indeed a representitive of Glaucomys sabrinus, a.k.a. the Northern Flying Squirrel. They are nocturnal (for those living in Pittsburgh, that means they come out at night. -kinda like BF). If Nick stabbed one during the day, it was probably rabid.
We have them in Ohio. This particular individual was enpixelized by a trail cam in Minnesooota. No actual G. sabrinus were injured in the taking of this photograph.
I hear a good way to capture a live specimen for scientific (or dietary) purposes, is to put some corn or sunflower seeds next to some of those glue-sticky mouse catching papers.
Look out! Nick is on a roll!
sourmood 9:44 pm on March 24, 2009 Permalink
psssh. I did all the work for the last martin one and nick got the credit for it. pish and tush.
Dad 11:26 am on March 25, 2009 Permalink
Carl, Now that Nick is busy I’ll post another critter so he doesn’t “Obama” your work.
Mom 7:44 am on March 26, 2009 Permalink
Oh brother! I thought it was a praying mantis. Even when Dad tried to show it to me I couldn’t see it. It is like those I Spy books we do at Kelly’s Island.
Norm 12:20 pm on March 26, 2009 Permalink
All lies. Tree.
Dad 5:27 pm on March 26, 2009 Permalink
Norm, If you can find Waldo, your can find the critter!
BTW Why does Waldo hide?