A few weeks ago, I caught a certain kind of "bug" in my soul, and it's sure sticking around!
I wondered if it was temporary, but the love only grows.
I've become a "nature girl" of sorts.
I have a long way to go, but it sure brings me a lot of joy.
These days, whenever I am soaking in some nature time, I attempt to take pictures of butterflies and dragonflies. I like to come home, look at the photos, and then try to identify the winged creatures. I have a variety of guidebooks, and I also use the blessed Internet!
I wondered if it was temporary, but the love only grows.
I've become a "nature girl" of sorts.
I have a long way to go, but it sure brings me a lot of joy.
These days, whenever I am soaking in some nature time, I attempt to take pictures of butterflies and dragonflies. I like to come home, look at the photos, and then try to identify the winged creatures. I have a variety of guidebooks, and I also use the blessed Internet!
I recently took this photo at a spot near Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis.
After a little bit of searching, I discovered her species! It's a female Widow Skimmer! They are quite common, so I bet you'll see one this summer. Here are a few tips to know how to identify ladies like these....
Great close-up shots, Em! ... and I like the annotations.
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