Planting a lot of native flowers attracts butterflies, like this Black Swallowtail
Last year I found one of its cousins, dead, in the greenhouse. This year, I saw some of them flying around the cucumbers and had the chance to take a
This young mantis was hanging out in my herb garden.
A deep black wings with mettalic shades
You probably know the Isabella tiger moth for its caterpillar: the woolly bear
During colder weather, Convergent Lady Beetles form large groups called aggregations.
We spotted the tomato hornworm snacking in our garden!
Also called Junebugs because they are visible during that month of the summer.
Field crickets are common in Ontario. They can turn a flat boring summer night into a magic memorable one full of their songs.
There is a lot of butterflies at the Estate. This specimen was found in the greenhouse, it was unfortunately dead.
