I took some photos of bugs in northeastern Missouri earlier this week.
First is a wasp at Riverview Park in Hannibal that looks like a THREAD-WAISTED WASP:
I was happy to find several COBRA CLUBTAILS at Riverview Park in Hannibal:
Ashley's folks' house had a lot of activity thanks to the flowers outside.
LITTLE WOOD-SATYR:
LITTLE GLASSYWING:
PEARL CRESCENT:
GREAT SPANGLED FRITILLARY:
I thought it was remarkably distinct but I'm pretty sure this skipper is a LITTLE GLASSYWING:
The following two shots are definitely LITTLE GLASSYWING:
QUESTION MARK:
There were several other species of butterflies in the yard that I didn't end up photographing. These included:
Giant Swallowtail
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Spicebush Swallowtail
Orange/Clouded sulphur
Eastern Tailed-Blue
Summer Azure
Monarch
Hackberry Emperor
Silver-spotted Skipper
There were several species of dragonflies around as well:
BLUE DASHER:
PRINCE BASKETTAIL:
EASTERN AMBERWING:
COMMON WHITETAIL:
Back at home in Ames, I found this damselfly on my back porch. I'm not the greatest with these guys but think it's a SPRINGWATER DANCER:
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