Mosquitoes!
Unidentified Syrphid
Red-spotted purple
Little yellow
Dainty sulphur
Monarch
Eastern tiger swallowtail
Hackberry emperor
Blue dasher
Wandering glider
Unidentified damselfly
Gray catbird
Mourning dove
Carolina wren
Northern flicker
There for about 1 hour. Hiked to the long house with a stop to follow the damselfly for photos. And a stop for mosquito photos which was harder than expected. I collected 3 to key out - with 1 ant as bycatch.
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