Going through my pics last night to get them onto my mac was a revelation.
I have a lot of pictures of bugs. A LOT. I had no idea.
For a trip that involved the midwest, I'm pretty sure there are more pictures of bugs than people.
ANYhow, here's the first of several.
This is a tiny caterpillar we saw on a blooming indigo plant in the Anza-Borrego desert. Tiny, adorable creature. And the colors in that plant make me nuts--white stems, super dark, intense purple blossoms, so beautiful.
I'm off to clean the coops. It's going to rain a TON so I want the interior of their coop to be as dry and clean as possible, since they'll be spending a lot of time there over then next week.
Will post more pics later. =) Enjoy!
biobabbler
P.S. Aw, heck, here's one more...
This flower is a native to the Texas region, HUGE red flowers on a towering plant. The instigator is a neighbor of relatives in Texas who has landscaped in all natives, almost making me swoon. Gave us a tour of everything, and I took lots of photos, catching these dashing creatures amid all the shiny red.
