Autumn Blooms and Bugs in South Texas

Are you ready for a little Autumn color? I was going to break up the photos but decided to give you a long blog post to check out, enjoy!

It's a weed and it's blooming so it's a wildflower but as to what it is I am not sure...the bloom is about the size of a pencil eraser, very tiny!!

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Wild Morning Glory
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Beetle, the texture on it's back reminded me of an ear of corn, too cool.
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Fly on a Cow Pen Daisy
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Hibiscus
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Welcome to my home said the spider to the fly...
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Wicked looking Fly...
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Crepe Myrtle
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Lantana
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Zinnias...(Michael's from the Science fair in March)
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Bouganvilla
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Mexican Fire bush
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I can not remember the name of this but I know some people call it a butterfly bush.
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Female Cardinal Feather
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Partridge Pea
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Male Cardinal feather
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Erect Dayflower
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Possibly a Venus Looking glass
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Silver Leaf Sunflower

Did you know the Sunflower is the most photographed flower? I can see why, these were gorgeous this morning.
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Golden Rod Spider and Friend
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More Silver Leaf Sunflowers, these were way over my head!
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Moth on a sunflower
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and yet another Silver Leaf Sunflower
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Dogwood Calligrapha
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I see you...sweet!
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Dew Drops on a Silver leaf...
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My ride this morning...I didn't want to walk too much and I'm glad I grabbed the mule it was a beautiful morning.
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Wood Sorrel fix'in to bloom
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Fungi - toadstool - mushroom whatever you want to call it!

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I'm really glad I got out this morning I had fun with the Macro lens!