Не могу определить вид.
The lateral stripe on the common gartersnake (Thamnophis sirtalis) may involve the upper half of
scale row 1 and always involves rows 2 and 3. The lateral stripe is of varying widths and shades of
yellow.
Here is a nearby wisconsin guide for common and plains garter snakes: https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/EndangeredResources/documents/ButlersIDPoster.pdf
It's a party. There's even a green Sword Bearing Conehead in there.
Maybe in the order of Hemiptera? Maybe a Nymph? At first I thought it was a piece of cottonwood fluff. But I touched it and it moved.
A type of heron not sure if it’s the Great Blue Heron but it’s the closest than the other suggestions.
Wolfe Wildlife Refuge Bridge
2 feet tall
In prairie vegetation near a marsh. Maybe a Scudderia furcata nymph.
6 Beavers!!!! In one spot. all together eating. One very very large mother feeding two newly young. And three other beavers bringing the mother fresh wood. No dam in site. Together eating on bank of river. Mother sitting in pike of chopped wood breast feeding young while three other beavers sesrch for wood. l.p.