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Whatever this insect may be (probably a member of the assassin bugs), isn't it as pretty as a jewel? |
Grasses can be so beautiful! I fell in love with these last spring |
Miscellaneous -- To identify
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Whatever this insect may be (probably a member of the assassin bugs), isn't it as pretty as a jewel? |
Grasses can be so beautiful! I fell in love with these last spring |
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| Just one of the 10,000 moth species that are found in North America... | Green lynx spider?? Soooo cute... |
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| Leaves of 3.... No, it's obviously not poison ivy. Really pretty leaves on this vine, with these dark veins... but what is it? | Leaf-curling spider |
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These tiny flowers bloom every year near our house in May, barely visible in the middle of the grass. They might be from the blue-eyed grass genus (Sisyrinchium), but I am not sure. Could be Sisyrinchium campestre (??). Regardless, if you look at them carefully, they are really pretty... |
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More pictures of things I still have to identify:
dewberry leaf eating caterpillar