I've returned to the blog-o-sphere with a new, functioning camera, a Canon EOS T5i.
It was a beautiful day with lots of bugs to find. I'm not sure what kind the Spotted Towhee bird found. As for the others, I think the butterfly is a fritillary, maybe a Northwestern. The ant is herding her aphid cows on a yucca. The green (or gray depending on your point of view) sweat bee is in the flower of a ball nipple cactus. The hover fly is on a daisy, I'm not sure if it's a spreading or a sprawling daisy. Finally, the unknown species of dragonfly is on some thistle relative. Sorry for the lack of specificity on that last one.
It was a beautiful day with lots of bugs to find. I'm not sure what kind the Spotted Towhee bird found. As for the others, I think the butterfly is a fritillary, maybe a Northwestern. The ant is herding her aphid cows on a yucca. The green (or gray depending on your point of view) sweat bee is in the flower of a ball nipple cactus. The hover fly is on a daisy, I'm not sure if it's a spreading or a sprawling daisy. Finally, the unknown species of dragonfly is on some thistle relative. Sorry for the lack of specificity on that last one.
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