Observations by acasas

Found within the crevices of some rocks, immobile, likely to be resting, some 4 inches long excluding legs

Some 10 to 12 feet in height and wide spread, presence of yellow seed pods, spines on branches

Some 15 feet in height, broad leaves, numerous insect galls along its branches

Coloration similar to monarch, erratic flight pattern, visited various flower species

Tall and thin branches with small protruding leaves, flowers at the top ends, surrounded by sparse vegetation, some 8 feet in height

Quick and nimble, vibrant blue color on tail and underside, stripes along its back, around 5 inches in length

Low-lying plant, dotted with yellow flowers, visited by bees, spread over ample area

Captured in a trap for survey purposes and then released, small size, no more than a few inches, very active

about 10 feet in height, small bundles of flower clusters, thorny branches, attracted bees

Captured in a trap for survey purposes and then released, about 5 to 6 inches in length

Low lying bush, some 3 feet in height, small flowering ends, surrounded by much vegetation

Some 4 feet in height, small number of dead and yellowed leaf blades, no flower, in proximity to members of same species

Caught in a trap for survey purposes, had one damaged ear and was small in size

Walking in between ground debris, small, about half inch long

Surrounded by many other birds of the same species, about a foot in height

Captured in a trap for survey purposes and then released, lethargic when released

A female and male were conjoined, presumably for mating purposes, one had a damaged wing

Large web suspended in between plants, vibrant color, had unknown prey in its web

Appeared to have been barely flowering, some three feet in height

Very green, healthy looking with vibrant color, surrounded by other plants, some 4 to 5 feet in height