Here are some of the Other Than Monarchs I shot today. There's more of these and the Monarchs HERE.
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Above and below, it's not a wasp, it's a moth! It's the Horantha Panthalon Texana aka Texas Wasp Moth.
Above and below, the Chlosyne Theona aka Theona Checkerspot.
Above and below: I've blogged about the Danaus Gillipus aka Queen Butterfly before. A few weeks ago I was convinced it was the Monarch--I got schooled on that!
Above: The Ailanthus Webworm Moth aka Atteva Punctella
Above: I saw a new flutterby today called Anthanassa [Phyciodes] Texana aka the Texan Crescent
Below: I wasn't going to blog this unremarkable moon shot but then I discovered that a few other photogs I know were out photographing this moon at the same time I was. So, being more of a follower than a leader, I decided I simply HAD to add my 10-8-08 moon shot!
Below: I wasn't going to blog this unremarkable moon shot but then I discovered that a few other photogs I know were out photographing this moon at the same time I was. So, being more of a follower than a leader, I decided I simply HAD to add my 10-8-08 moon shot!
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2 comments:
Wow! You have some critters in texas.
Great pictures as always.
Thanks so much Patsi, for the compliment and for stopping by.
Are you much into indoor plants? I want an innovative way to train my English Ivy. I don't want to hang it and I don't have a good spot for it to grow down, not sure what to do with it, the only spot for it is a tiny table in front of a sunny window in a rather crowded room--it does well there though. Too well, I just keep trimming it!
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