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Golden tortoise beetle
Rack 'em
A better view of the fly on the eggs
Next morning, still there
The plot thickens
A different hopper
The new and improved weevil
Didn't turn out, like it anyway
This one didn't turn out perfectly, either
Egg watch, third morning
A garden friend
Today's hopper
Underside of hopper
Little woodpile spider
Woodland butterfly
Baby fungus
Tiny assassin bug dines on microscopic beetle
Red velvet mites enjoy a leafhopper
Spiny spider
Yup, it's a wasp
By the bite of the silvery bug
A Scolops sulcipes
Lovehoppers
Cottony leafhopper, different view
Hoverfly hygiene
What would be evening . . .
Big, loud, spiny fly
Nature is violent
The lone purple flower . . .
And a different fly
Very small elongated beetles
Quick green insect
Fast butterfly
Considering supper
Unknown small fly
Robber fly
Hoverfly's breakfast
Spiny little spider
Carpenter ant
A more poetic, whiskey-bottle pose
Cartoonist's delight
We call them "gobblers" because we eat them, often…
The dreaded "Snake Doctor"
What is it?
Furry-tailed porch rat
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Strangest leafhopper I've ever seen
I believe it is what's called a cottony leafhopper, but they are not supposed to be found around here. It is most likely some flavor of leafhopper nymph. Its head is on the right; the antennae stick out above its round, milky-white eyes.
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