Yellow-sided Skimmer female and male

Following the theme established in the previous post, here are female and male Yellow-sided Skimmers. Only the female gives you a clue to their name.

Yellow-sided Skimmer Two Rivers Park August 2014 (male)
Yellow-sided Skimmer Two Rivers Park August 2014 (male)
Yellow-sided Skimmer Two Rivers Park August 2014 (female)
Yellow-sided Skimmer Two Rivers Park August 2014 (female)

Common Whitetail female versus juvenile male

So I saw this dragonfly and thought it was a juvenile Common Whitetail but then noted that the wing spots were wrong.  Woo hoo! I thought.  A little research later, I learned this was a female Common Whitetail and down the field a little ways was a juvenile male to compare her to.

Common Whitetail (female) Two Rivers Park August 2014 1449
Common Whitetail (female) Two Rivers Park August 2014 1449
Common Whitetail (juvenile male) Two Rivers Park August 2014 1441
Common Whitetail (juvenile male) Two Rivers Park August 2014 1441

 

 

Two Rivers Park and a little bit of Cook’s Landing 7/7/2013

I started at Cook’s Sunday morning but was kind of slow so I moved across the river to Two Rivers Park looking for anything worth looking at.  I visited the new mound that they just built and found several things: 1) it could be used as a sit on the grass amphitheater if they allow; 2) a new to me butterfly- the Sachem skipper; 3) a human sundial. I also found three Eastern Tiger Swallowtails and Pipevine Swallowtail enjoying the button bush.

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