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Tyler Caps: Light Blue

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It's pollinator week! We have so much to be thank

It's pollinator week! We have so much to be thankful for at Tyler, where many native plants are available for our pollinators to use for nourishment, shelter, and food for their young. A short walk outside gate four will lead you to meadows filled with common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) currently displaying their domed clusters of pinkish-purple flowers. Hummingbirds and many types of insects can be seen sipping nectar, including monarchs who use only milkweed to lay their eggs upon. Don’t miss the scent of these flowers this week, it is as amazing as the view!

Photo Credit: Mei McNeill

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There is so much to discover outside of Tyler’s

There is so much to discover outside of Tyler’s Butterfly House, including dozens of tiny native Carolina Praying Mantis nymphs who emerged from their egg case (ootheca) earlier this week. After a bit of a rest, they dispersed to look for tiny insects to feast upon. Life is tenuous for these nymphs, and many won’t reach adulthood as they too become food for larger insects. We will keep an eye out for these young insects as they shed their skin over and over, growing to their full adult size later this summer. Stop by for a visit next time you're at Tyler and see if you can catch a glimpse of one of these elusive little creatures.

Photo Credit: Steven Shanko

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