As I mentioned in the previous post, my left arm is in a sling following rotator cuff surgery. I am slowly hunting and pecking on the keyboard. I offer more pictures from Bob and Maggie Honig's September class for Master Naturalists at Armand Bayou Nature Center. Below there be dragons, a damsel, and a dragon-eater.
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| Roseate Skimmer, Orthemis ferruginea. His tail is the color of raspberry, his thorax is grape. |
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Roseate Skimmer, Orthemis ferruginea, male.
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| Eastern Pondhawk, male, Erythemis simplicicollis. Powdery blue color with amber stigma. |
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| Black and Yellow Garden Spider, Argiope aurantia, catches dragonflies inches above the water. She has snared a female Pondhawk and at least one Blue Dasher. |
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| Blue Dasher, Pachydiplax longipennis, perches above a brown and yellow damselfly. |
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