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I went to Sonoma Valley mostly for the wine. But I captured my first turtle and dragonfly. I have yet to catch a hummingbird!

tags: Sonoma Valley
categories: Wildlife
Tuesday 07.24.18
Posted by amvion
 

A male flame skimmer (Libellula saturata) usually feeds on moths, flies, ants, or any other soft-bodied insect while waiting perched on a thick blade of grass, twig, rock or while flying through the air.

Dragonflies symbolize change and change in the perspective of self-realization; and the kind of change that has its source in mental and emotional maturity and the understanding of the deeper meaning of life, according to The Internets.

Captured in Sonoma Valley about 45 minutes from San Francisco, California. 

tags: Sonoma Valley
categories: Wildlife
Saturday 07.21.18
Posted by amvion
 

Did you know female rattlesnakes secrete small amount of sex pheromones, which leave a trail for the males to follow? Once a receptive female is found, the male often spends several days stalking her, going to her work, sending her flowers, frequently touching and rubbing her in an attempt to stimulate her. Like a good sperm bank, females can store semen for months with internal recesses known as spermathecae. 

Captured in the Stanislaus National Forest about a 2-3 hour drive from San Francisco, California.

tags: Stanislaus National Forest
categories: Wildlife
Saturday 07.07.18
Posted by amvion
 

Vanessa atalanta or the red admiral, previously known as the red admirable, is well-characterized as being territorial. Females will not sleep with their male counterparts unless they prove themselves able to hold territory with superior flying capabilities. Imagine the bedroom chatter: You must fly for me and claim land or no sex!! 

Captured in the Castro on Market Street in San Francisco, California. 

tags: Market Street
categories: Wildlife
Saturday 06.30.18
Posted by amvion
 

A giant swarm of bees building a nest on Lafayette Street in San Francisco, California.

tags: Lafayette Street
categories: Wildlife
Friday 06.29.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Golden Gate Park
categories: Wildlife
Tuesday 06.19.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Golden Gate Park
categories: Wildlife
Monday 06.11.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: The San Francisco Zoo
categories: Wildlife
Thursday 06.07.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: San Francisco Botanical Garden
categories: Wildlife
Thursday 05.31.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: The San Francisco Zoo
categories: Wildlife
Thursday 05.24.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Point Reyes
categories: Wildlife
Thursday 05.17.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Lafayette Street
categories: Wildlife
Wednesday 05.16.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: San Francisco Botanical Garden
categories: Wildlife, Plants & Flowers
Sunday 05.13.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Golden Gate Park
categories: Wildlife
Friday 05.11.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Hayes Valley
categories: Wildlife
Friday 05.04.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Golden Gate Park
categories: Wildlife
Friday 05.04.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Golden Gate Park
categories: Wildlife
Wednesday 05.02.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: The San Francisco Zoo
categories: Wildlife
Sunday 04.22.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Marshall's Beach
categories: Wildlife
Tuesday 04.10.18
Posted by amvion
 
tags: Point Reyes
categories: Wildlife
Saturday 04.07.18
Posted by amvion
 
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