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| False bee killer (I'm not sure why they are called "false" as they actually do kill bees) |
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| Eastern cicada-killer wasp - check out those front legs retracted (possibly in case something comes out of that hole?) |
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| Carolina grasshopper - many of these were dry earth colored and nearly invisible when they landed... |
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| ...but some were a rich brown - almost an exact match for the odd dead leaf that was also around |
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| This small plant yielded this collection of aphids with some ants feeding on the honeydew... |
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| ...and this. The insect that made these trails has the wonderful and descriptive name: aspen serpentine leafminer moth |
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| Common wood nymph |
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| Spongy oak apple gall wasp (I assume it's the oak apple gall that's spongy rather than the wasp) |
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