Odds and Ends of June!
White-spotted Sable Moth, Canatara. This species can be a challenge to find as they usually rest on the underside of leaves.
Virginia Ctenucha Moth, Perch Creek. Like the more familiar Wooly Bears, Ctenuchas are in the Tiger moth family. They overwinter as caterpillars and pupate in spring in cocoons which they construct using their own hairs. The are a day flying species.
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Tawny-edged Skipper and an empty pupa case to the right. I don't know what species emerged from the pupa.
Leafhopper on dewy stem, Canatara Park
A big pair of Fish Lips! Carp at Henderson C.A.
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