Planthopper, Red-spotted Purple, Herald Moth, Oleander Aphids, Arrowhead, Burdock

The Northern Flatid Planthopper has a wedge shaped body and is pale mint-green.

The Red-spotted Purple has striking iridescent blue or blue-green sheen along the borders of its upper hindwings.

The Herald moth has scalloped, jagged wing edges and orange-patched brown patterns. This allows it to blend with dead, dry leaves.

Oleander Aphids are non-native sap-sucking pests. They have bright yellow-orange bodies with distinctive black legs and tail tubes. Their diet is mainly milkweed but they rarely kill established milkweed plants.

Common Arrowhead is a wetland perennial that grows in shallow water. It has large leaves that are shaped like arrowheads.

Burdock features purple, thistle-like flower heads.The hook-and-loop mechanism of the seed heads served as the inspiration for the invention of velcro.