more july wildlife
I find that the hummingbirds prefer the small-flowered canna....
It may not have as spectacular of a flower as the large flowered types... but... who cares when the pay-off on the small-flowers is in attracting these sweeties?
It may not have as spectacular of a flower as the large flowered types... but... who cares when the pay-off on the small-flowers is in attracting these sweeties?
And visiting the salvia...
I totally avoid feeders... I feel like they harm the critters... makes getting pics a bit more of a challenge, but I'm not putting out GMO products or poisoned bird food... or helping spread bird diseases...
Pigweed caterpillar, I've never seen these b4.
harlequin bug eating pigweed-caterpillar
Phlox... with butterfly.
Butterfly visits swamp hibiscus.
St Andrews Cross (Hypericum hypericoides ssp.)
Rhynchosia minima, snout bean...a natural wildflower
House lizard...
Got a better pic of the bird on her nest...
Babies...
Labels: bird, bug, butterfly, canna, caterpillar, hummingbird, lizard, salvia