All the “Other Flying Things” I’ve photographed that aren’t birds.

Butterflies and Moths

• Anise Swallowtail (July 2015, Sun Peaks, BC)
• Banded Mapwing (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Bellona Metalmark (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Cabbage White (July 2013, Wanuskewin)
• Canadian Tiger Swallowtail (May 2013, Saskatoon)
• Chermock’s Fritillary (August 2012, Redberry Lake)
• Common Ringlet (June 2022, Saskatoon)
• Common Wood Nymph (July 2013, Wanuskewin)
• Compton Tortoiseshell (March 2012, Regina)
• Dasysphinx baroni (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Epirrhoe plebeculata (March 2016, Goldstream Provincial Park BC)
• European Skipper (July 2021, Kimball Lake)
• Gilbert’s Flasher (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Hobomok Skipper (June 2024, Waskesiu)
• Juno Silverspot (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Melinaea menophilus ssp. zaneka (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Milbert’s Tortoiseshell (April 2012, Martensville)
• Mormon Fritillary (July 2015, Sun Peaks, BC)
• Mourning Cloak (April 2012, Manitou Beach)
• Narrow-banded Dartwhite (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Neglected Eighty-eight (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Northern Cloudywing (June 2021, Lucien Lake)
• Northern Crescent (July 2015, Denare Beach)
• Northern Pearly-Eye (July 2015, Martensville)
• Oleria tremona (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Orange Sulphur (August 2012, outside Martensville)
• Propertius Duskywing (April 2015, Mount Tolmie, Saanich BC)
• Purple Lesser Fritillary (August 2013, Kimball Lake)
• Red Admiral (May 2012, Saskatoon)
• Red Peacock (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Silky Wanderer (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Silvery Blue (June 2020, outside Martensville)
• Taiga Alpine (June 2024, Boundary Bog Trail)
• Telesiphe Longwing (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Two-barred Flasher (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Variable Cattleheart (December 2018, Ecuador)
• Western White (July 2018, Martensville)
• Western White Admiral (July 2013, Martensville)
• White-banded Mountain Satyr (December 2018, Ecuador)

Dragonflies and Damselflies

• American Emerald (July 2015, Denare Beach)
• Belted Whiteface (June 2024, Boundary Bog Trail)
• Chalk-fronted Corporal (July 2015, Denare Beach)
• Familiar Bluet Damselfly (June 2022, Saskatchewan)
• Lake Darner (July 2018, Prince Albert)
• Variable Darner (July 2024, Martensville)
• White-faced Meadowhawk (June 2024, Waskesiu)