
This female barn spider, araneus cavaticus, is the sort that Charlotte of Charlotte’s Web is based on.

That’s one of our dragonflies she is eating.

A katydid of some sort. I don’t have the patience to identify all the bugs that I come across. Plants are much easier to identify.

Another katydid. This one is as long as my thumb.

Ants shepherding aphids on a touch-me-not.

Patience, grasshopper.

A small garter snake posed for some photos. I resisted the urge to pick it up.

I wonder where the honeybee hive is. We don’t get many honey bees here, but there were four on this sedum when I took the photo.

This looks like a carpenter bee, but it seems rather small. How lovely it would be to roll around in a giant pink flower!

I have been mistakenly thinking that all wasps are predators.

The obedience plants are covered in pretty red beetles.

A humble butterfly visits the praire blazing star.

4 comments:
There are a lot of God's works in your garden.
There are a lot of mosquitos who are waiting for me as bait at our garden every morning. ha, ha, ha--
I should mail some dragonflies to you, Hero, to eat those mosquitoes! :)
I love all these bug shots.
Thank you Cloudscome!
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