Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Butterfly milkweed

by LuckyLoganIowa, USA

Monarch hostplant and common native wildflower. Prime

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Alfalfa and Western Honey Bee

by birdlady6000Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

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Coffeeberry

by Liam OBrienSan Francisco, California, USA

Large, dark green bush

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Milkweed

by Jonathan SequeiraHeredia, Costa Rica

It is known as a toxic plant ( Apocinaceae family ) Milkweeds are an important ...

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Rainbow Lorikeet

by Christiane4671, Queensland, Australia

Rainbow Lorikeets feed mainly on fruit, pollen and

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Tufted Vetch

by birdlady6000Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Bees love it! It is an introduced perennial member of the pea family.

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White Sweet-Clover

by birdlady6000Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

The sweet fragrance of Sweet-Clover comes from coumarin which is also present ...

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Pale Tiger on Snowplant

by Liam3California, USA

Snowplant as a nectar

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Coyote Bush

L.A., California, USA

sort of prickly, green, native to CA, 3 meters long, very sticky,

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Julia caterpillar

by LivanEscuderoFlorida, USA

Saw this one Julia cat. among quite a few Zebra Longwing cats, chrysalis, and ...

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Lime Berry

by Vinny

Small tree to 10m, forming little red fruits. Apparently a good

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Centropogon flower

by Marta RubioTexeiraProvincia San José, Costa Rica

nectar

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Spicebush swallowtail (female)

by Brian38Arkansas, USA

The basic colour of the female is dark-brown and there is no yellowish band on ...

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Purple Archangel

by LarsKorbHohenhorn, Schleswig-Holstein (Landmasse), Germany

. This allows bees to gather its nectar for ...

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Yellow star thistle

by Hema ShahCalifornia, USA

Star thistle is a valuable source of ...

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Honey Bee

by Stefania F. R.Antigua and Barbuda

nectar and pollen, the former primarily as ...

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Bee Balm or Monarda

by MickGrantRipley, Ohio, USA

attracted to the plants. These plants also serve as a butterfly

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Butterfly-bush

by DespinaTsafetopoulouNew Zealand

Buddleja davidii is appreciated in butterfly gardens for its value of its ...

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Tuliptree Tulip poplar

by gla.clevelandmetroparksStrongsville, Ohio, USA

nectar

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White sweet clover

by mauna KunzahNew Jersey, USA

A major source of

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Cut-leaf Coneflower

by Ryan FezzGainesville, Florida, USA

Order: Asterales > Family: Asteraceae. An excellent

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Monarch Butterfly

by marcineadamsGlencoe, Illinois, USA

Found this beautiful Monarch Butter posing for pictures at the Botanic Gardens ...

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American Copper Butterfly

by Nature NerdWisconsin, USA

The American Copper flies a foot or two off the ground in rather quick sorties ...

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Enchanter's Nightshade

by Ingrid3Stamford, Connecticut, USA

seed pods, capsules?

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Plain Tiger

by SachindraUmeshBadulla UP, Sri Lanka

Tropical Milkweed (Asclepias curassavica) as a

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False-bird-of-paradise

by JillBlackNadi, Fiji

Spotted at Nadi, Fiji also known as Lobster claw. The downward-facing flowers ...

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White sweet clover

by Marta RubioTexeiraMaastricht, Limburg, Netherlands

White sweet clover is a major source of ...

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Yellow-footed Antechinus

by VinnyVictoria, Australia

Small rat-like native marsupial, wide ranging in habitat, eats a variety of ...

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False Bird of Paradise

by jackie.hawaii

birds and insects, however; rostrata has downward-facing flowers providing a ...

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Bullock's Oriole - Male

by JoshuaGSmithArizona, USA

unfamiliar chattering call. I found the

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black and white barred bee

by Ingrid3Stamford, Connecticut, USA

about a half cm long bee, notably black and white striped along the abdomen

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Whorled Milkweed

by LuckyLoganIowa, USA

butterflies, as well as other milkweed insects. The flowers are great

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Spear Thistle

by Marta RubioTexeiraVlaanderen, Belgium

These flowers are a rich nectar

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Silver Paperbark

by VinnyNorthern Territory, Australia

roofing material, to carry and store food, as well as flavouring meat. An ...

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Paperbark

by VinnyNorthern Territory, Australia

species from other Melaleuca's. An important

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Cuckoo Wasp

by Ingrid3Stamford, Connecticut, USA

goldenrod to grow in your garden instead of ZOMBIE FLOWERS that lack or have ...

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Western Tailed-Blue (mating)

by dominique.eghlidiOregon, USA

millefolium) and Goldenrod (Solidago) were the likely

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Purple Coneflower

by LuckyLoganIowa, USA

Wildflower found in prairies. This large purple flower serves as an important ...

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Ringlet butterfly

by RikMartinBroadland, England, United Kingdom

Brown medium sized butterfly with distinctive ring shaped pattern on underwing. ...

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Cape Canary

by Michael StrydomWestern Cape, South Africa

here taking full advantage of the pollen,

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Hanging Lobster Claw

by hannahd123Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

It looks like a bird of paradise. Don’t be fooled! It’s actually not!

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Variegated Fritillary

by 21zbarrickBaltimore, Maryland, USA

I found this butterfly on my school campus. The butterfly has very distinct ...

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Large Carpenter Bee

by nexttogoneBandera, Texas, USA

mass quantities of blooms make this bush an endless

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Capeweed

by MelissaFergusonMelbourne, Florida, USA

Small creeping herbaceous wildflower.

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Purple Sunbird

by AvishekPurkayasthaJamnagar, India

nectar, although they will also take ...

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Pitcher plant

by missfroggieCoquille, Oregon, USA

proteases and other enzymes. The insects are attracted by a

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Purple deadnettle

by Marta RubioTexeiraMaastricht, Limburg, Netherlands

to gather its nectar for food when few ...

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Snowberry Clearwing Moth

by gatorfellowsDenton, Texas, USA

The moth's abdomen has yellow and black segments much like those of the ...