Saturday, July 14, 2018

Dragonfly day

There were also butterflies, bees (even honeybees), wasps, and beetles, but the diversity of the dragonflies was amazing.  I didn't capture the Carolina saddlebags, the widow skimmer, or the twelve spotted skimmer, but the others perched for me: blue dashers, a yellow sided skimmer, male and female great blue skimmers, and a glorious Needham's skimmer.

The wrens were as busy and the hummers as hungry as ever.  A hummer tried to get fed at the wilted hibiscus.  A great crested flycatcher took the perch atop the pine.  Blue jays were around, but shy.

I rescued the tiniest skink I ever saw.  I think it chased a cricket into the water.  later I saw several full grown lizards.


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