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| A Halloween Pennant Dragonfly |
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| This large Caterpillar was feeding on Hydrangea Leaves. |
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| Five-spotted Hawk Moth Caterpillar, a.k.a. Tomato Hornworm, covered in Predatory Wasp Cocoons. |
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| This Milkweed Tussock Moth Caterpillar had to be relocated...my milkweed is only for monarch caterpillars. |
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| A Puddling Party of Male Butterflies searching for minerals in the wet soil. |
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| A Pond Hawk Skimmer Dragonfly |
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| A White-Marked Tussock Moth caterpillar. The female moth is wingless. |
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| This butterfly is called a snout, for obvious reasons. |
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| This Garden Spider had to be relocated after eating 3 tiger swallowtails. |
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| Male Tiger Swallowtail on Milkweed |
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| A Scorpion Fly. Males have a harmless scorpion-like tail. |
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