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| Common Green June Beetle |
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| Common Green June Beetle (left), Condylostylus sp. (above right of the beetle), and a Common Greenbottle FLy |
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| Mating Common Green June Beetles |
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| Band-winged Meadowhawk |
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| Blue-fronted Dancer |
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| Another Blue-fronted Dancer |
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| Lady beetle pupa. It may be dead or in the process of being eaten alive by a parasitoid wasp larva |
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| Oleander Aphids |
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| European Paper Wasp |
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| Black Diabrotica. Quite the name for such a petite beetle |
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| Large Milkweed Bug |
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| Large Milkweed Bug (blurry) and Louisiana Painted-Dark Bee |
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| Showy Tick-trefoil flower in a really weird shape. The one on the right is what it should look like |
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| Eastern Kingbird |
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| Cutie-pie. Also an aerial serial killer of insects. Humans see many large-eyed animals as cute, but many animals use those big eyes to hunt for prey. |
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| Unidentified beetle (top, brownish) and Black Diabroticas |
















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