Here's what I saw this week during a Second Look.
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| I'm starting to get large holes in my basil. This katydid may be partly responsible for that. |
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| On the same basil plant, this small praying mantis was hiding under some leaves. |
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| The bees always love these celosia plants as do the ants. Notice the black spots (ants) at the base of the whitish bloom in the right of the picture. |
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| Unfortunately, the Japanese beetles are also enjoying the day lilies. I managed to get this one off before it did too much damage. |
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| Asparagus berries. I used to have wild asparagus growing several places in my yard. I assume it was "planted" by birds. A few years ago, I dug it all up and planted it in one bed. There's not enough to eat, but they are beautiful plants with frilly leaves and red berries. |
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| The wrens have just about grown up. |
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| This is the first fawn I've seen in our yard this year although it may have been helping to eat some of our plants when I wasn't looking. |
