Mydas Flies

Mydas Flies Mating

Gorman Nature Center is all about preservation of the species.  In most cases it is about sex.  I can't seem to tell the story without it.

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Megisto-cymeta Little Wood Satyr

Little Wood Satyr

This type of butterfly is especially hard to photograph early in the spring.  Later they settle down and perch so that I can get their picture.  I think that a coolish morning contributes to their docility as they land in the sun to warm.

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Six-spotted Fishing Spider

Six-spotted Fishing Spider

I see these around the ponds and vernal pools at Gorman.  It was waiting for breakfast when I shot this.  I like seeing their eight eyes.  According the Wikipedia, they eat vertebrates such as tadpoles and small fish.

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Honey Bees

Western Honey Bee

We seem to be having more honey bees this year.  I am glad we have them because they pollinate many plants including farm crops.

I love sitting among the Spiderworts to photograph them.

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