Shoal Creek Insects

Most people fear or despise bugs, or both. Bugs are squishy, squirmy, alien life forms. Bugs are also among the most exquisite creatures along Shoal Creek. My saying so is not going to convince you. Bugs, for many, are cockroaches and fire ants. But the photos below are examples of the kaleidoscope of insects that calls Shoal Creek home.

Black Swallowtail (emerging)

Black Swallowtail caterpiller

Blue-ringed Dancer

Border Patch

Dusky Dancer

Dusky Dancers (mating)

Great Blue Skimmer

Great Blue Skimmer

Honey Bee

Katydid

Kiowa Dancer

Orb Weaver

Roseate Skimmer

Rambur's Forktail

Rambur's Forktail

Springwater Dancer

Widow Skimmer (female)

Southern Skipperling

Paper Wasp

Aztec Spur-Throat

Hackberry Emperor

Rawson's Metalmark

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