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Mostly working around Charles Co., Maryland with Jim Stasz and Hans Holbrook. Last updated: 7/1/2007.
Above and below: Lest we forget that damselflies are predators - Big Bluet in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007). This is pretty much the last face you want to see if you are, say, a gnat.
Below: A lucky shot catches a male Northern Bobwhite setting a new land speed record in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below two: A male Bar-winged Skimmer in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below two: Closeups of a Swamp Darner in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A local specialty in Charles Co., the Carolina Satyr - this individual quite worn (7/1/2007).
Below: A male Spaghnum Sprite at one of two new locations in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007). These seem to be the first sprite records for Charles Co.
Below: A male Hooded Warbler in the Nanjemoy area of Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below two: A Question Mark in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A Painted Skimmer in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: The identity of this Broad-headed Skink was confirmed by its large size and its scurrying 20' up into a tree - Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A robberfly in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A pair of Fawn Darners in wheel in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A Pearl Crescent on Sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale) in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below two: Adult male and immature female Rambur's Forktails along the Bay in Calvert Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A pair of Powdered Dancers in wheel along the Potomac River in Frederick Co., Maryland (6/31/2007).
Below two: A Dion Skipper in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A Wild-petunia (Genus Ruellia) in Charles Co., Maryland (7/1/2007).
Below: A male Fragile Forktail in Anne Arundel Co., Maryland (6/28/2007).
Below: A recently fledged Eastern Kingbird in Anne Arundel Co., Maryland (6/27/2007).
Below: A female Attenuated Bluet in Anne Arundel Co., Maryland (6/28/2007).
