Four Gorgeous Insects and one baby bird [please note I.D. correction- it's a forktail, not a bluet]
Lloyd Spitalnik writes:
Thought you'd like to see a little diversity of the park.
The first four were taken on 6/29/2006, the butterfly on 6/30/06.





All photos by Lloyd Spitalnik. For many more great pictures check out Lloyd's website: http://www.lloydspitalnikphotos.com
Lloyd adds:
The Great Spangled Fritillary was at the model boat pond, in front of the concession stand. Nick [Wagerik] said this butterfly is "uncommon" in the park.
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