Texas Hill Country Bug Pictures
All images Copyright © by Dick Locke. All Rights Reserved. Contact and Image Use Information Hill Country Wildlife is now here.
Texas Hill Country Birds! See the Scenic Pictures. Main Bugs Page. See also Starry Nights picture index. Dragonflies and Damselflies here. Butterfly Pictures here.

This page features the best of my Texas Hill Country Bug Pictures from the Starry Nights B&B.

Orange Sulfur Butterfly

More Texas Hill Country Butterfly Pictures are here, and my Sulfur Butterfly page also has several from this location.

Thirsty Wasp (Female Polistes)

Wasps get thirsty! This was captured on a hot October day in 2016 at the pond, Starry Nights B&B.

Texas Hill Country Butterflies

Yellowjacket, Vespula squamosa

Wimberley, TX, 2010. See the big yellowjacket image, and details, on my wasp page.

Cactus Bug Party

Wimberley 2010. A close-up of these guys is on my main bug picture page here.

Dragonfly Close-Up

It's a real close shot of the blue and yellow dragon fly. Check out the spiny legs! Photo Notes: It's hand-held, 1/45 second at f11 with the Nikon D100 and 105mm AF f2.8D macro lens.

More Dragonfly and Damselfly Pictures

Fly Page

Long-horned Bee Covered with Pollen from 2016 (now on bee page)

Different angle on the dragonfly above	More Dragonflies here: Marshland Pictures
Texas Hill Country Pictures Page 2 (Butterflies & other critters)	Texas Hill Country Birds
Starry Nights Birds	Titmouse! Gil advises: "It is (definitely) an immature Black-crested titmouse, as Dwanna surmised it might be. It is not a Plain titmouse." Per Dwanna: "It looks like a "plain titmouse" but it could be a young "black crested" titmouse, which are more common around here. The male and female look pretty much the same, but their young have a gray crest at first."

Fly Pictures have been moved to this page!

West Texas Scenic Photography: Images by Dick Locke

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