Sax-Zim Bog in Minnesota

Sax-Zim Bog Welcome Sign #1 - Sax-Zim Bog is best known for finding northern owls in winter, but it is also a nice place to visit in late spring or early summer
Red-winged Blackbird #21 - everywhere birds were staking out territory...here a male Red-winged Blackbird...
Bobolink #27 - ...here a male Bobolink...
Savannah Sparrow #17 - ...here a Savannah Sparrow...
Le Conte's Sparrow #1 - ...and finally a Le Conte's Sparrow...awful photo, but it captures the urgency of the moment as the bird appears to be "singing his heart out".
White Admiral #3 - took some time to look at things other than birds...here a White Admiral butterfly...
Canadian [Eastern?] Tiger Swallowtail #2 - ...and here a Canadian Tiger Swallowtail (currently considered a separate species from the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail), identified as a male by the restricted area of blue markings in the hindwing. It was also about two thirds the size of a typical Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.
Chalk-fronted Corporal #2 - dragonflies were abundant...comments on the ID are welcome
Lancet? / Plains? / Pronghorn? Clubtail #2 - comments on the ID are welcome
Blue Lupine #2 - blooming along the roads throughout the bog