Grape Phylloxera galls make a grape leaf nearly identifiable and Willow Cone galls look as if they should e in evergreen forests rather than on river banks.
Milkweed Tussock Moth caterpillars devour milkweed leaves one after another before they go their individual ways.
A Red-spotted Purple/White Admiral Complex basked in a patch of sunlight. The two butterflies are varieties of the same species and often interbreed.
John
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| Grape Phylloxera galls |
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| Willow Cone gall |
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| Milkweed Tussock Moth caterpillars |
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| Red-spotted Purple/White Admiral |
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