From 5.13.26-5.16.26 my father, sister and I drove from Chicago, IL to Memphis, TN and back. This is from Day 3.
See all of the Memphis trip posts at the Memphis 2026 page.
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| Ferruginous Carpenter Ant, a species that I have never seen before. Note the beautiful combination of a black head and first thoracic segment, red posterior two thoracic segments and petiole, and dark yellow abdomen. |
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| Next to the Foundry Tree backdrop cloth and some plants |
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| Horned Oak Gall |
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| Stepped-on Ant colony |
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| Repairing process |
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| Note the soldier pupa (large light yellow insect next to the grass blade |
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| Carrying larvae and pupae |
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| Dimorphic Jumping Spider |
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| On tote box |
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| Unidentified Jumping Spider |
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| Gineau Paper Wasp |
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| Unidentified caddisfly |
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| Blue Jay under the party tent |
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| looking at me |
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| Non-stepped-on ant hive |
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| Mississipi river |
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| Madeline the turkey vulture plushie in front of the sculpture From chaos, Reason Prevails and a very large oak |
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| Landscape |
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