Minnesota Pollinators and "friends"
Insects live and work in a world of amazing botanical structure and intense color that we can barely imagine. I try to capture the beauty of these wildly varied and amazingly successful creatures, in the small yet dazzling world they live in.
Recently I've been photographing Minnesota's pollinators on native plants.
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Damselfly
A Damselfly, one of the many species in the order Odonata, suborder Zygoptera. This one is in Minnesota and is perched on False Indigo, Baptisia australis. Damselflies are smaller and thinner than dragonflies, have proportionally smaller eyes, and hold their wings against their bodies when at rest.
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