Here is a young black saddlebags. Those yellow spots on the abdomen fade with age. I enjoyed reading all about them in the Wild Guide "Dragonflies" by Cynthia Berger.
This one I believe is a wandering glider. It has a yellow face.
The female widow skimmer was back again.
Beautiful Black-eyed Susans in the meadow.
Aside from the Monarch, the butterflies tend to be small now. This is one of the "witches", which I believe is a Little Glassywing.
As I told the residents of Abington, look at the clover in the meadow and you will see the eastern tailed blue. Here is a male.
Here is a young black saddlebags. Those yellow spots on the abdomen fade with age. I enjoyed reading all about them in the Wild Guide "Dragonflies" by Cynthia Berger.
This one I believe is a wandering glider. It has a yellow face.
The female widow skimmer was back again.
Beautiful Black-eyed Susans in the meadow.
Aside from the Monarch, the butterflies tend to be small now. This is one of the "witches", which I believe is a Little Glassywing.
As I told the residents of Abington, look at the clover in the meadow and you will see the eastern tailed blue. Here is a male.
2 comments:
I have never seen a blue butterfly like that. Your pictures are so pretty. Thanks.
Jessica
Look for them in the clover on the path through the meadow.
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