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Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Beth's Patch ~ American Snouts
It's been a busy year here for the American Snout butterflies. They have been here just about everyday since the middle of July laying eggs on the Hackberry tree -turned bush. The story to that is Hackberry is a soft wood doesn't hold up to our winds and it breaks off easily in a wind so several years ago mid-summer ,I cut it back at bout 3 foot. Then, it starting growing branches and leafs which brought in the American Snout butterflies and the Question Mark butterflies which laid eggs on many of the leaves. So, I decided against chopping it totally down to keep it for them each year. now I trim it back.
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