Orange sulphur
Common buckeye
Azure
Dainty sulphur
Little wood-satyr
Polygonia sp.
Monarch
Twelve-spotted skimmer
Common whitetail
Green darner
Eastern pondhawk
Possible Comet darner
Forktail
Black saddlebags
Blue dasher
Widow skimmer
Spangled skimmer
Slaty skimmer
Gomphidae
Baskettail
Lixus
Click beetle
Firefly
Spittlebugs
Bee fly
I also saw a Brown Thrasher bring nestling droppings from the nest and drop them into a pond.
White-eyed vireo
Baltimore oriole
Eastern kingbird
Chipmunk
On Saturday, I saw a Brenthia in Boone County.
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