MrsPbio

That belly band across its chest is the trademark of a Red Tailed Hawk. The striped underpart of the tail indicates it is a juvenile. Common hawks, yet regal! Nice shot.

These are always cool to find. They are quite harmless, but will emit a very foul-smelling yellow liquid in self-defense. (and I mean FOUL! eww) This liquid can cause skin irritations and eye issues, so always always always wash your hands if it gets any on you.
Quoting wikipedia " Many other millipedes secrete hydrogen cyanide, and while there have also been claims that N. americanus releases hydrogen cyanide, this is not true. They do however, excrete a substance that causes a temporary, non-harmful discoloration of the skin.[5]"

some species of cricket, I think.

some kind of wren?

It is a caterpillar of some sort of small moth, I >think<. Those fuzzy hairs may cause an itch, so be careful. I',m not familiar with this exact species. FYI... in the future, giving the approximate size of the creature is often helpful. ;)

I may be incorrect, but I believe Dragonflies rest with their wings held open. Damselflies however, rest with wings folded back. So I believe yours is some kind of damselfly rather than dragon. :)

I think it may be a hummingbird moth. Not sure of the species.... still hunting.

Don't mess with a mama! <3

Thank you for helping it.

Green? Hmmmm. Interesting. I'm going to have to look that one up! Did it look like the others except for the green coloring?