In the Middle Patuxent River – 2
/Before the students came to our water quality stations at the Middle Patuxent near King’s Contrivance, I did a little macro photography with my phone, clip on lens, and Bluetooth clicker. There was big rock at the edge of the river (very damp) that was covered with green. Moss or liverwort (not sure which).
Nearby there was a wing from an insect. I did a little research after I got home and decided that it might be from a Dot-lined White Moth. They are a small moth with a wingspan of 25-62 mm. The wing was laying on the sandy rock surface.
There were also a few plants growing along the bank. It was easy to take these pictures without bending over at all!
A few minutes…and I liked what I captured!
