These are from my morning walk at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land:
Common Wood Nymph
Great Spangled Fritillary
Eastern Tailed Blue
Eastern Kingbird
(It just finished eating some of the fruit)
Pearl Crescent
Common Ringlet
American Goldfinch
In the afternoon, I took a walk at Drumlin Farm. I was hoping that the flower field would yield some good butterflies.
Tawny-Edged Skipper
Common Ringlet
Great Spangled Fritillary
Killdeer
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Monarch!!!
Gray Hairstreak
Clouded Sulphur
Peck's Skippers (mating)
Common Sootywing
Silver-Spotted Skipper
Crab Spider with its prey
American Goldfinch
King of the Coneflowers
Monarch
Red Admiral
Black Swallowtail
White-Tailed Deer
(feeding time in the deer pen)
And back at home, the House Wrens look like they are about ready to fledge!
Tonight, the boys and I went out again to watch the moon rise. We almost missed it in the haze, but once it got above the haze, it was a beautiful orange color!
See how easy it would have been to miss it? Danny actually spotted it before I did!
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