One person conducted a shortened survey today due to heavy drizzle. The moisture and rather cool temperature in the morning (along with only one pair of eyes) definitely lowered the number of sightings. Checking under rocks provided the most interest: a queen yellowjacket and a good-sized scorpion. They were not under the same rock. The tiny jumping spider Pelegrina pervaga is unusual in that it seems to live exclusively in the branches of juniper. Select Photos and Complete List of Sightings: Vespula squamosa (southern yellowjacket, queen) photo by Val Bugh Eustala sp. (orbweaver) photo by Val Bugh Pelegrina pervaga (jumping spider) photo by Val Bugh Platycryptus undatus (jumping spider) photo by Val Bugh Hypena scabra (green cloverworm moth) photo by Val Bugh Morrisonia evicta (bicolored woodgrain) photo by Val Bugh Unknown sp. (plume moth) photo by Val Bugh Unknown sp. (stone centipede) photo by Val Bugh Centruroides vittatus (striped bark scorpion) photo by Val Bugh Birds: Carolina Wren (Thryothorus ludovicianus) Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) Northern Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) Misc.: Striped Bark Scorpion (Centruroides vittatus) Stone Centipede (Unknown sp.) Insects & Spiders: order family genus/species common name lepidoptera   noctuidae   Morrisonia evicta   Bicolored Woodgrain       Cissusa mucronata   Moth       Hypena scabra   Green Cloverworm Moth    geometridae   Lycia ypsilon   Woolly Gray       Phigalia strigataria   Small Phigalia       Phigalia titea   The Halfwing    unknown family   Unknown sp.   Moth (eggs)    lacturidae   Lactura sp.   Moth    pterophoridae   Unknown sp.   Plume Moth coleoptera   chrysomelidae   Diabrotica undecimpunctata   Spotted Cucumber Beetle homoptera   diaspididae   Unknown sp.   Scale hymenoptera   vespidae   Vespula squamosa   Southern Yellowjacket araneae   lycosidae   Unknown sp.   Wolf Spider    araneidae   Eustala sp.   Orbweaver    salticidae   Pelegrina pervaga   Jumping Spider       Platycryptus undatus   Jumping Spider