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Striped Morning Sphinx Hawkmoth
(head not shown out of respect for the squeamish)
On and off the nature trail...
This area was destroyed by a wildfire last summer during the terrible drought we suffered. I really loved this picture of the burned trees surrounded by the new, green grasses and pretty blue wildflowers.
Just For Fun...
I saw a little bee flying,
All black and covered with fuzz.
I squished that little bee flying
And now that bee's a was!
~ courtesy of Husband and The Professor
I squished that little bee flying
And now that bee's a was!
~ courtesy of Husband and The Professor
Great pics. It looks like that snake was crawling between your feet. Ahhhhhh!
ReplyDeleteAway from actually! Behold the power of the zoom!
ReplyDeleteHe was also distracted by Husband's shovel. It really wasn't a very big one. Maybe 20 inches?
What wonderful pictures!
ReplyDeleteI have not seen any Indian Paintbrushes around here...we saw some on the way to Fort Worth for Easter though and they are so pretty!
Beautiful pictures! Welcome, Spring!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the great pictures! That makes me feel a bit warmer while they predict snow for us tomorrow. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the insect photos, Matilda! The Striped Morning Sphinx Hawkmoth is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Is that Trumpet Vine already in flower? Ours doesn't bloom until late summer in Ga. Love the butterflies too!
ReplyDeleteI love the photo of the burned trees surrounded by new life!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful pictures. HOw beautiful! I just noticed that your url is "tiredtwang". LOL!
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