This sure looks like a Horned Lark. If it is, it's a young male. I guess I am going with this .. a Horned Lark. This is the first time I have photographed a Horned Lark.
~ Rick
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Check out this Giant Swallowtail. It certainly stands out. From the link above:
"Average Wingspan: Males range from 15-19 cm (5.8-7.4 in), and females from 14-18 cm (5.5-6.9 in), underscoring their status as North America’s largest butterflies."
That is a small bird. Wow.
~ Rick
It must have been international rabbit day .. everwhere we turned there was another rabbit. Reminded me of younger days and Bugs Bunny .. lots of memories.
~ Rick
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When I spotted this bird I thought it was a northern cardinal. Later when I was looking at the photo I chenced my mind. I think it this is a Summer Tanager. I could be wrong, but I am going with it.
~ Rick
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This is a Halloween Pennant Dragonfly. It's one of my favorites. I love the colors and details. It is the 1st one I have seen this year so I got super excited.
~ Rick