Sorry, but not too much to report in this entry. We continue to be beset by rain, almost daily, making outdoor activities iffy at best. Will it ever quit?
Kay attended her usual social functions and board meetings, and had a doctor’s appointment on Tuesday. She also managed to get in a golf game on Wednesday and in between rains, I was able to make photographs of butterflies, including the rare and elusive Diana Fritillary, birds, a dragonfly, and wildflowers on Wednesday.
Male Diana Fritillary
Little Wood-Satyr 
Hoary Edge Skipper 
Silver Spotted Skipper 
Pipevine Swallowtail 
Pipevine Swallowtail 
American Lady 
Little Wood-Satyr 
Eastern Tailed-Blue
This Eastern Phoebe has been eating dragonflies in our back “yard”
My first-ever photograph of an Indigo Bunting
This Calico Pennant dragonfly posed at length
Wildflowers are still blooming, with different species showing their beauty each visit.
Bee Balm 
Eastern Tailed-Blue 
Indian Pink 
Purple Coneflower 
Horsenettle 
Bee Balm 
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Your pictures are beautiful. And to be able to name them is a lost cause for me so I’m glad you can!