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A small fritillary bouncing between low yellow flowers.
A freshly molted Leaf-Footed Bug. Get a load of those fangs in the under shot!!
A caterpillar stage of a Gulf Fritillary butterfly. Adult butterflies were ...
An eye catching orange and black fritillary.
Hard to see, but it had the tiniest mottling of green coloring on its back. It ...
A light, paper thin geometrid moth. Originally mistaken for M. bisignata.
A work of art. Hackberries are abundant here and in a lot of the ...
Extremely common here. Curse them for being so photogenic and iconic.
A brilliant blue-purple blooming of blue mistflower. These fireworks looking, ...
These two bizarre cocoons were found on the leaves of a large magnolia tree. It ...
An adult pale green assassin bug eating a bright yellow cucumber beetle.
A large female (abdomen much larger than male) Green Lynx Spider, one of my ...
This is not an actual nettle, but one of the deadlier kinfolk of tomatoes, ...
This pretty little pest is one of three subspecies, but I can't tell which--I ...
Male and female in the same web. They were so small! I couldn't get the ...
Also known by Coffeeweed, Colorado River-Hemp, and Peatree. The name coffeeweed ...
