Snakes
Skinks with
blue tails
Golden-headed flies
Deer
Racoons
Spiders and
butterflies,
of course…
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| A juvenile, I think... |
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| A blue-tailed five-lined one, also answering to Plestiodon fasciatus |
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| A young buck by the iris, daily visitor, until hunted. |
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| Spiderwort (Tradescantia virginiana) in reproductive mode, and a fly. |
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| A May study in form, Gold-headed snipe fly (Chrysopilus thoracicus) |
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| Mischievous racoon, tipping garbage cans, eating bird food and feeders, finally caught on tape...by the living room window. |
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| A Jumping Spider meets an Eastern-tailed Blue butterfly, on a Cup plant. Measuring about an inch, both have excellent, and highly specialized vision! (A Salticidae meets a Cupido comyntas on Silphium perfoliatum) |
WORK IN PROGRESS
TRABALHANDO NA
TRADUÇÃO DO PORTUGUES
Cobras, lagartas de
rabo azul, moscas de cabeça dourada, libelulas, abelhas, guaxinims, aranhas e
borboletas…
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| Fabulous tiny skipper butterfly, on poisonous (to humans), ivy. (Poanes zabulon on Rhus radicans). Found in Maryland, and also in the Mata Atlantica,, in South America, in Brasil. TUNE IN. |
