We kept following the dirt road. Suddenly I saw a large dragonfly flying in front of me, and shortly after it landed on a wooden stick. I got my Sony camera out of its protective bag and got as close as possible without disturbing the resting insect and took several photos.
Read the rest of Part two of our butterfly safari near San Marcos.
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Wonderful pictures of butterflies that we will never see here in Connecticut. I wonder which caterpillar goes with which butterfly. I always print out your writeups so my non-computer friends can enjoy. (They may be more impressed by Esme and Alice than by bugs.)