Hemaris thysbe. This moth is a member of the Sphinx Moth family and is a hummingbird mimic. They hover in front of flowers and feed on the nectar with their long proboscis, like this one is doing on a dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) early spring. Image by Stephen Barten
This bumblebee mimic is a member of the Sphinx Moth or Hawk Moth family. An inch long, they collect nectar like bumblebees do. Image by Stephen Barten
This day-old White-tailed Deer fawn rests in the tall grass while mom forages. She'll be back to pick him up in the evening. Image by Stephen Barten
