Dragonflies come in many colors and sizes, strong and fragile but very elegant.
High brown Fritillary !
Red admiral butterfly
Northern checkerspot
Marbled white butterfly
Comma butterfly
Peacock butterfly
Small copper, about the size of a 20 cent coin
Speckled wood
Dusky meadow brown
Dusky large blue
Humming-bird Hawk moth, fascinating to watch.
Monarch butterfly
Humming-bird hawk moth
Size comparison
2 hornets mid air fight..
Hornets fighting
Honey bee hard at work.
Honey bee collecting pollen and nectar
Grass hopper
Dragonflies !!
Dragonfly having a rest.
The visual difference between a damselfly and the dragonfly is the damselfly folds its wings back upon landing on any surface, also the dark section through the wings.
Chrysolina beetle
Stag beetle
Trypoxylon fly
Honey bee beetle
Marmalade hover fly
Anoplotrupes stercorosus, part of the dung beetle family (I don't know who names them)
A honey bee stopped in motion before claiming its nectar