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Picture-winged Fly

This neat fly was on the porch light. Click its photo below to see more photos and details.

First toad in 6 years!

I haven t seen a toad in the yard since July 2020. Click its picture below to see a few more photos of it.

Small-headed Fly

This has to be one of the strangest looking flies I ve ever seen. Its eyes take up its whole head, which is super tiny in comparison to its bulbous body.

Peppered Jumping Spider

This is the first Peppered Jumping Spider I ve found. It was out on a milkweed plant in my yard.

Photos of the sun through the wildfire smoke

The Canadian wildfire smoke has blocked out the sun so much that I could take a photo of it directly an hour and a half after sunrise. Click the photo below for a few more shots.

Emerald Jumping Spider

This is the first spider of this species I ve found. According to articles on the internet, they are supposed to be especially friendly. This guy literally hopped right into my hand when we met. I named him Eduardo. Click his photo below to see his extensive photo shoot.

Grapevine Beetle

I haven t seen one of these in 19 years! I was lucky enough to have this same beetle come to the porch two nights in a row. Click on his picture below to see more.

Milkweed Leaf Beetle

These are such cool beetles definitely one of my favorites. I haven t found one in nearly 7 years, so it was great to see one out in my yard.

Dimorphic Jumping Spider

A female Dimorphic Jumping Spider was out hunting under the porch light this evening. Interestingly, the information on the internet states that they are diurnal, not nocturnal. This one was active several hours into the night. I learned that I d already seen both a male and female of these, but I hadn t yet identified them. [ ]

V-marked Lady Beetle

I had no idea there were so many species of lady beetles. This is the first time I ve seen this species. Click its photo below to see more.