I was doing a little birding and yard work today in our Progreso Lakes yard. There was a little action on our flame vine while I was working in our cactus garden but nothing major. I made a few sweeps of our brushy native patch and saw a Pixie and some Queens and a little pale blue that I passed off as a Cassius Blue. After lunch I checked our garden again and saw the little blue and decided to photograph it. What a surprise when I saw it was a Cyna Blue! It was bigger than normal and I wonder if it's a female. Hope it finds my little snake herb or some of our tube tongue.
Back at the flame vine there was a sweet Guava Skipper. I see these a couple of times per week.
Much less common was this Dorantes Longtail.
It took a while before I could get a shot of this White-striped Longtail. Finally it rested on the palm stump.
Still a few Red-bordered Pixies around.
We would make a big deal about Queens if they weren't so common.
