Pollinator count 2021
Lizards, not an insect to be observed during the Great Georgia Pollinator Census but yet, an important reptile pollinator, hopping from plant to plant, enthusiastically feeding on the nectar and transporting pollen in the process.
Such a beauty to be observed, not camouflaged but, standing “grand" in all his/her glory.
the annual Great Georgia Pollinator Census.
The earlier group shown here. Others arrived intermittently between the hours of 9:30 and 11:00 am with participation totaling 22.
A SPECIAL thank you to our Norcross Earth TEAM!
Many of you took time out of your day to observe and to count pollinators in the Discovery Garden Park. The University of Georgia and the Norcross Garden Club would like to thank our citizen scientists for participating. We can make a difference in the world in which we live. Please join us again next year for the annual census. Friends are always invited.
Note: Other educational programs will be offered throughout the year. We’ll be sure to extend an invitation once they are calendared.
Looking forward to seeing you again soon,
The Norcross Garden Club
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