Some plants and landscapes and our little group of butterfly hunters.










Some plants and landscapes and our little group of butterfly hunters.










Second post in this series. We watched the Ebony Jewelwings mate and lay eggs. Some I have never seen like the mole cricket.













Early June butterflies in Ward Pound Ridge Reservation (westchestergov.com) seen during a trip led by Rick Cech (author of books on the subject) along with several other experts as part of a The Linnaean Society of New York (linnaeannewyork.org) trip. We had a great time looking for insects and other wildlife. I had help identifying some of these.


















Last post of three. This one is for plants and landscapes.








As we drove in I noticed a box turtle by the side of the road. We moved it away form the road. I hope it was in the right direction for it.










We went on our own this time to Ward Pound Ridge Reservation (westchestergov.com). We ran into some members of the NY Butterfly Club and the Linnaean Society and said Hi to our friends. I did my best to to identify these. Skippers are a challenge. I got help from BugGuide.net for the moth.












Second post for June 4 trip covering other flora and fauna.



















On June 4, 2022 we went with members of Linnaean Society of NY and the NYC Butterfly club led by Rick Cech to observe butterflies at Ward Pound Ridge, Westchester, NY. I got some help identifying these by some of the experts in the group but it is more than likely that I misidentified a few. Skippers are such a challenge!
The rest will be in the post after next.



















