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This is a Eyed Brown butterfly. There is more color than you may initally see. The hues of browns in the edges are really beautiful, and the 'eyes' make for a beautiful butterfly.
~ Rick
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I believe this is the fist Eastern Kingbird we have seen this year. He was about 50 yards away, which made for a difficult photo. It came out better than I expected, especially the second photo.
Like many other species, these birds like to 'wait on an exposed perch and then catch insects in flight.' (Wikipedia). I guess he was hunting lunch.
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We are finally seeing more butterflies. This is a Pearl Crescent. I love their color.
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Every hike seems to bring larger numbers of Cicadas. Now they are showing up in much larger numbers .. not one at a time, or even two .. but a lot of them. Stay tuned.
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On our last hike at Grand Lake St. Marys we saw a large number of Great Blue Herons. Instead of just sharing one or two over time, I wanted to share several of them as a single post.
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