Ceropegia's photos
Tiger swallowtail (female)
Hackberry butterfly
Clymene moth
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Haploa clymene. Thanks to Shawn Wainwright in the group Moths of the eastern United States, I now know the name of this moth which I found in my garden in Etowah County, Alabama several years ago.
Imperial moth
Praying Mantis
Spiny Oakworm Moth
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Anisota stigma. On my window screen, Etowah County, Alabama. (DSC01268)
For comparison, a similar speciies, the pink-striped oakworm moth (Anisota viginiensis).
Spicebush Swallowtail
Tiger Swallowtail (male)
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Sipping nectar from an annual scabiosa flower in my
garden, Etowah County, Alabama (2006_0804 0028)
Tiger Swallowtail (female)
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Sipping nectar from a zinna flower in my garden, Etowah County, Alabama (2006_0810 0048)
Green Spider
Harris' antelope squirrel dining on opuntia pad
Globe mallow flower
Opuntia flowers
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Agave flower spike
Teddy bear cholla flower
Otis in his crate
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Because of his leg injury the vet didn't want Otis jumping around until it healed and recommended crating him. He came to like his crate and voluntarily went into it at night until I bought him a bed and let him stay in the bedroom at night. He is so well behaved, I don't even crate him anymore when I leave for a few hours. So now he thinks he too good to be crated and rarely is.
Otis has a booboo
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We live in an area with cherty soil. Otis split open his pad on a sharp piece of chert. It kept splitting open and wouldn't heal, so off to the vet for a fix
