He was patrolling in a wooded area.
a challenge.
The Question Mark made a lovely shadow!
I think this is a Zabulon Skipper.
The bees and butterflies have adapted.
We saw one male Green Darner and lots of White Tailed
dragonflies male and female.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Pond Watch
He was patrolling in a wooded area.
a challenge.
The Question Mark made a lovely shadow!
I think this is a Zabulon Skipper.
The bees and butterflies have adapted.
We saw one male Green Darner and lots of White Tailed
dragonflies male and female.
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I love seeing your photos of butterflies and insects. They make me smile.
Oh so beautiful!
Dear Sherry,
What a delight to see so many beautiful insects.
Invasive honeysuckle......a non-native species ??
We have clearing programmes here for species invading wildlife habitats......
Raining here.....are the Sun Dragons coming soon??
I've been so enjoying your pond watching series and just thought I'd take a minute to say so. Magnificent details in the photos too. My Praying Mantis egg case carefully brought from the Butterfly Conservatory in Massachusetts at the end of March, kept in the fridge till April 15th and brought out to room temperature, watched daily till at 5AM EST this morning the many hundreds of little ones came streaming out and I hurried to get them down three flights and around the corner to the Church garden I tend around the corner here in New York City, sprinkling them about the three areas and wishing them well. They will be up on my two blogs at 9 and 9:01 Am tomorrow the 10th, so do have a look and comment there if you want. I would love to drive my followers over to your blog. It's wonderful.
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