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Bee Sipping Nectar.jpg

This little fellow must have been very hungry. He just wouldn't get his head out of the flowers. After a gazillon pictures, I got a couple of full body shots. If you look close enough you should be able to see his eyes before he puts his head back into the flower. I didn't realize how many types...

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-26-2007
Water Hyacinth with Turbo, Jr.

I took this picture of the Water Hyacinth in my sister's pond because I think it is a fascinating looking plant. Imagine my surprise when I uploaded the pictures and found one of Turbo the Frog's offspring sitting on the plant and sunning himself.

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-26-2007
Turbo the Frog

This is Turbo the Frog. My sister found him and put him in her pond and named him after a pet that my nephew lost. Every time my sister would find a frog, she would take it and put it in her pond. Now we have multiple generations of Turbo's living in the pond.

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-26-2007
Least Skipper Side Profile

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-25-2007
Least Skipper full wing spread

Least Skipper (Ancyloxypha numitor)

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-25-2007
My favorite Neighbors.jpg

This is a photo of a young White Tail Deer. Mating season for the White Tail Deer is in the Fall and the fawns are born in the Spring. If you look close at this photo, you will actually see two deer. One is in the foreground and one is standing to the left peeking out from behind the branches of a tree...

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-22-2007
Blue Dasher Dragonfly

This colorful iridescent creature is the Blue Dasher Dragonfly. He was soaking up the sunshine one afternoon along with the Amber Wing Drangonfly, the birds, bees, geese, and the other folks at the pond.

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-21-2007
Eastern Amberwing Drangonfly

This lovely little thing is the Eastern Amberwing Drangonfly. She was fllitting around the pond taking in the afternoon sun. I am also sure she was looking for a snack.

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-21-2007
Ultra SmallSwallowtail.jpg

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-21-2007
Bumblebee Moth, also known as the Snowberry Clearwing Moth, sipping nectar from my backyard Butterfly Bush

This darling creature is called a Bumblebee Moth, also known as the Snowberry Clearwing Moth, sipping nectar from my backyard Butterfly Bush. I didn't know exactly what he was when I first saw him. I thought maybe a mutant bee. I did a little research and found out that it was actually a Moth.

Posted to Julie's Joy (Gallery) by Julie Burger on 08-16-2007

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