第二部分：一只黄领地纹蛾（Cisseps fulvicollis）正在采食黄色的花朵，这些花是千里光

nt in the view is a species of ragwort, likely Butterweed (Packera glabella) or Small's Ragwort (Packera anonyma). These are native wildflowers in the Aster family, often found in the eastern United States. These cheerful yellow wildflowers feature daisy-like heads with prominent central discs surrounded by delicate ray petals. A yellow-collared scape moth (Cisseps fulvicollis) is visible, perched atop one of the blossoms, highlighting the plant's role in supporting local pollinators. The bright yellow petals contrast beautifully against the soft, out-of-focus green and earthy background. While beautiful, butterweed is highly toxic to grazing animals, such as horses and cattle, if ingested.