Blue-faced Meadowhawk
The Blue-faced Meadowhawk (Sympetrum ambiguum) is a colorful fellow. The male sports the blue eyes and the red with black rings on the abdomen. The female has brown over gray eyes and the abdomen is tan with blackish incomplete rings mostly.
A delightful find!
This Crab Spider (Thomisidae) waiting for a meal on Eryngo (Eryngium leavenworthii). What a way to live. I like getting my three meals a day.
Garden Webworm Moth (Achyra rantalis) also on the Eryngo.
I am guessing a spider. It looks pretty cool. An airy cocoon inside a webby covering.
This is what the eggs look like. The eggs are about .76mm (less than 3/64in) in diameter. I’m going to see if they hatch for me.
Keep on looking!
I love the blue faces!!
Is that egg case bagworm eggs? I dont know what bagworm eggs look like
I'm assuming you are asking about the bagworm casings on a cedar tree. The female lays its eggs in the bag and then dies ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagworm_moth ). I have not looked for the eggs before; I might now 🙂