butterflies_moths__insects Photo Gallery by Regine L. at pbase.com

Damselflies are insects in the order odonata. Damselflies are similar to dragonflies, but the adults can be distinguished by the fact that the wings of most damselflies are held along, and parallel to, the body when at rest. The dragonflies have 2 pairs of stiff wings held at 90 degree angles.

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American Lady Butterfly- vanessa virginiensis	Acronicta oblinita, the smeared dagger moth	Question Mark - Polygonia interrogationis	Butterfly Luncheon	Snack time
Honeymooners - Tipula furca	Yellow jacket intruder	20231031_122238.jpg	20231031_122238.jpg	High Point Monument - Travel Hub of Many Species
It looks like fall around here - goldenrod meets bumblebees	Common bumblebee at work - bombas impatients	Yellow cup plant with foraging bumblebee	Eastern tent caterpillars - malacosoma americana	Daffodils and male chironomid midge
Tracings	Female spongy moth pupal case	A false milkweed bug feasting on the seeds of milkweed	Cabbage white - pieris rapae	Milkweed pod infested with milkweed bugs - oncopelti fasciati
Little insect - Big Problem	Zabulon Skipper visiting	Great spankled fritillary - Speyeria cybele	Spotted Lantern Fly	Mourning Cloak or Camberwell Beauty - nymphalis antiopa
Black Giant Ichneumonid Wasp - Megarhyssa atrata	White peonies opening up with a visitor	They are back.	Woolly bear caterpillar - will turn into Isabella tiger moth pyrrhartia isabella	Brown praying mantis
American Dagger Moth Caterpillor - Do not touch!	The dreaded spotted lanternfly	What's left of a cicada after it hatched.	Ash Tree with Emerald Borer Damage	Life on a lily pad
A spiderweb ghost ship	20200809_124432.jpg

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Alexander Kazakov		21-Aug-2018 06:14
Beautiful gallery! V

Nestor Derkach		30-Aug-2016 15:44
You have a very eye appealing gallery,you love your Butterflies and that is evident in your compositions. Vote

Guest		28-Mar-2016 16:51
Beautiful capture of our vanishing nature. We see less butterflies than we used to, I remember the monarchs in New Jersey gathering for their long trip to warmer places for the winter.

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