Susan's Birding and Nature Blog

Friday, 17 August 2018

Variety of Stuff at Hyde Park

Wednesday, August 15, 2018, Hyde Park, London Ontario

I went to Hyde Park in the afternoon.  It was pretty warm.  I stayed for about one hour and saw nice variety of things.

Bluet Damselfly sp.

Common Ringlet

Cabbage White

Song Sparrow

Eastern Tailed-Blues are so pretty when they are flying. 

Eastern Tailed-Blue

Many Common Ringlets today.

Common Ringlet

Great Blue Heron

Clouded Sulphur

I saw my first Clearwing Moth July 26/18.  I can't believe I saw another one today!  I was fumbling with my camera trying to get some nice shots as it was moving from flower to flower.  This is the best I can do.  It could be a Snowberry Clearwing.






Double-crested Cormorant

Halloween Pennant

This is a very beautiful flower...not sure what it is.


I managed to get one photo of this flycatcher before it flew off.  Then I saw it again on the walkway.  Not good at flycatcher IDs but I think it's an Eastern Phoebe.  





Red-Spotted Purple



1 comment:

  1. Beautiful Clearwing! Looking at Bugguide ( https://bugguide.net/node/view/2638 ) I think it may be a Hummingbird Clearwing because "Underside mostly white in front, extending to front legs, then reddish behind, unlike mostly black underside of H. diffinis." and for the Snowberry Clearwing "legs are black" I'm not an expert, though.

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