Random images & musings from the metro of McCleary, Grays Harbor County, Washington (not affiliated with City of McCleary)
Cinnabar moth caterpillar
July 27, 2016, Hemlock St. and Evergreen Pl.
The cinnabar moth is a natural enemy of tansy ragwort. The noxious weed is an invasive plant from Europe, and the moth, also from Europe, was introduced here on purpose a few decades ago as a way of biological control. In the 1960s tansy seemed more out of control than it is today.
The cinnabar moth is a natural enemy of tansy ragwort. The noxious weed is an invasive plant from Europe, and the moth, also from Europe, was introduced here on purpose a few decades ago as a way of biological control. In the 1960s tansy seemed more out of control than it is today.
Sixth and Simpson
The northwest corner, July 26, 2016
McCleary actually experiences a bit of gridlock at this intersection when the Simpson Co. workers change from day to swing shifts.
McCleary actually experiences a bit of gridlock at this intersection when the Simpson Co. workers change from day to swing shifts.
An unhappy citizen
July 25, 2012. A message left on the McCleary Post Office bulletin board:
"Take McClearys money Then Leave Town? WTF. GooD RiDdance."
Political or opinion messages left on the PO bulletin board seldom stay up for long, but I always find them to be thought provoking and wish we had a public board devoted to just sounding off. Now that Internet is a household item, such hardcopy messages are becoming more scarce.
"Take McClearys money Then Leave Town? WTF. GooD RiDdance."
Political or opinion messages left on the PO bulletin board seldom stay up for long, but I always find them to be thought provoking and wish we had a public board devoted to just sounding off. Now that Internet is a household item, such hardcopy messages are becoming more scarce.
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