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| Zebra Swallowtail. These beautiful insects passed us by on many occasions on the trip, ant they were so incredible!!! |
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| Soaring |
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| Hnnnggg!!! |
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| Cool wing pose |
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| From the side |
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| Big wings! |
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| nyooooooom |
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| Ah, perfect |
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| On a HUGE leaf |
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| Look at those orange antennae! |
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| Among a forest of clover |
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| *sluuuuurp* |
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| Red Admiral |
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| The lower wings look like stone |
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| Eastern Pondhawk. The males start out looking just like the female (below), but turn all powdery-blue when they're mature. That means that this is a male transitioning into full adulthood, with more mature coloration towards the back |
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| Eastern Pondhawk |
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| Fall Webworm |
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| Fall Webworm web in a Tuliptree |
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| Eastern Tailed Blue |
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| Dotted Renia Moth |
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