It's June!

The male common whitetails continue to patrol the wetlands.  I liked the way the green is reflected on his wing.

Today I saw this female common whitetail laying her eggs.

If you wait long enough the frog chorus can be heard.

Yesterday I saw this pile of weeded cattails.  Someone has been working hard down there.

The penstamon digitalis is blooming in the meadow.

A butterfly that was hard to identify.  It is a pale female, and an eastern tailed-blue.  Can you see the tail?

A Halloween pennant dragonfly.

A Peck's skipper on a daisy.

A mated pair of Peck's.

Crossline skipper.

And from yesterday this bluebird headed for the hole in the box, with what looks like a big juicy grub.