The first week of July saw photographic opportunities during an afternoon on Gregg Lake, a late afternoon kayak jaunt on a nearby beaver swamp and around the yard.
The most common, by far, odes on the Lake that afternoon were lancet clubtails. I also saw (but did not get photographs of) a couple of damselflies, including one variable dancer.
The beaver swamp was teeming with two species: frosted whitefaces and swamp spreadwings. The flowers were also found in the swamp.
The butterfly was very interested in nectaring on the flowers in Joan’s garden and kept returning despite my scaring it off a number of times.
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Very well done! The third image, frosted white-faced was very detailed. And the tenth one, also a frosted white-faced, have sharp veins in the wings. I’m thinking those last two images are moths. Or, butterflies!
Comment by Just Joe — 8 July 2011 @ 1:30 PM