
Back Swallowtail
I set out for an early evening hike in late April in the hopes of finding birds to photograph. Birds often become more active again
I set out for an early evening hike in late April in the hopes of finding birds to photograph. Birds often become more active again
BRENT PENNINGTON – Grasshopper nymph on a lavendar stalk in Scranton, PA, on 14 June 2024. BRENT PENNINGTON – Grasshopper nymph in Scranton, PA, on
BRENT PENNINGTON – Pearl Crescent butterfly atop a dandelion blossom at the Trexler Preserve, near Allentown, PA, on the morning of 25 May 2024. BRENT
Carpenter bees get a bad rap. Their nature drives them to find tree trunks, into which they chew deep burrows. Unfortunately, they are not discriminating;
A female Eastern Tailed-blue butterfly rests on the glossy leaves of a mayapple. This was late April of last year, and sooner than I expected
BRENT PENNINGTON – Male and female Chinese mantis mate in a patch of oregano on the evening of 12 September 2024 in Scranton, PA. BRENT
Peck’s Skipper butterflies Eastern Tailed-Blue butterfly Clouded Sulphur butterfly Eastern Tailed-Blue butterfl Small White butterfly Red Admiral butterfly Horace’s Duskywing butterfly Horace’s Duskywing butterfly
First Monarch butterfly of the season. There were none, and then in the course of three days I found several of them across different locations,
After an early evening rain I stepped out to see what I might find around my backyard and gardens. These little walks are pleasant on
Another member of the skipper family of butterflies, this is the aptly-named Least Skipper. The scale is a bit lost in these photos, but the
BRENT PENNINGTON – A Peck’s Skipper butterfly feeds from allium blossoms in Scranton, PA, on 29 July 2024. BRENT PENNINGTON – A Peck’s Skipper butterfly