| VOLUME XXXIV No. 30 | Narrowsburg, NY | July 24 - July 30, 2008 |
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Interesting insects Two of the Upper Delaware region’s more striking insect inhabitants made appearances last week. Though very different, both are attention-getters due to their large size and unusual physical characteristics, including eye-like spots that help to dissuade potential predators. Harmless to humans, the Eastern eyed click beetle gets its name from the sharp snapping sound made by an overturned beetle as it rights itself by flipping into the air and landing upright. This clever trick is accomplished by inserting a fingerlike spine on the insect’s thorax into a groove in its middle thorax (see photo). | |||||
A small miracle “Oh Lord, why did you make so many cedar waxwings?” — The old grouch |
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Fly Fishing Hall of Fame names inductees LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY—The Fly Fishing Hall of Fame has named the individuals who will be inducted into the hall this year in a ceremony on October 18. |
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