This vacationing gentleman found a Junonia on the shell pile while I was there.

He had just complained that the pile was all old and worn shells and then he took a step and dug only a little way down into the pile and found this Junonia.

It's not very fresh and not super large but it is pretty good nonetheless!

3/16/19 Found on the coast of Florida. My sister had grabbed this caterpillar disregarding all his caution signs (bright color, spikes, and he even has a little mean face pattern on his behind if you look close) and he stung her with his spikes. Was brought inside to show my parents and take a picture then let back out.

I would appreciate assistance in identifying the bee which is pollinating the Prickly Pear cactus flower shown here. It did a good job of burrowing down to get at the lower anthers. I saw a couple different individuals a couple of acres a part in the Seacrest Scrub.