I was out at sites today in Brantford and Guelph and although I didn't see anything mind blowing, I snapped a few cool shots that I thought might be of interest to some of you. Enjoy!
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| Female Common Green Darner |
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| Note the obvious blue and black "bulls-eye" that this species always carries. |
Interesting fact: the common green darner is a highly migratory species that travels from breeding sites in Ontario as far as the Gulf Coast of the U.S, Mexico and possibly further! I almost did my M.Sc. research on this critter but instead opted for the poster child of insect migration, the monarch.
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| A big Katydid! Such great camouflage I would have missed it if he didn't move! |
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| A Gray (green!) Treefrog sitting nicely on the leaf, good spotting Charlotte! |
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