Orange-red face suggests Stint rather than one of the more expected shorebirds. Rear hallux eliminates Sanderling. Favoring Little over Red-necked are longer legs and red-edging around tertials. Red-necked Stint would look more attenuated.
WASHINGTON, Grant Co.
Crab Creek, 4.4 mi E Beverly fire station
2 July 2016
Dennis Paulson photo
I am provisionally calling this individual an Aeshna umbrosa x constricta/palmata hybrid since the second parent cannot be confirmed from its appearance (although A. palmata is likely since it is certainly present in the region and A. constricta is unrecorded).
Read the complete details here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/379023371_An_apparent_Aeshna_hybrid_and_a_possible_hybrid_complex
While taking a picture of this Eastern Hognose Snake, observation at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/79960222, this butterfly landed. Friends?