I'm calling this long lanky fellow an Emerald Green. 

This is the Fly Catcher female. I had to put up stakes temporarily to keep the dogs from running over some new flowers. The birds like them and the Crepe Myrtle as vantage points to watch the nest on our porch. 

Our male Fly Catcher. They come back every year. I've tried to interest them in baskets and bird houses. They insist on building their nest over our porch light though. 

Looking over the camera and clicking, I could see two or three at a time. 

There's Ruby Throated and Emerald Greens 

1st grade 'Graduation'. On the Principal's list too. 

westEdge

Looking West, the clouds were moving North. The Western side of the cell tried the hardest to spin off some twisters.

southEdge

At only 1000' high, East Poteau Mountain was still deflecting the wall cloud. Looking South, the cell wall was moving East to West.

rotationalCell

This is a view of a rotational cell from the inside.

northEdge

The clouds on the North edge of the cell started out moving East to West. Within and hour they were moving West to East. The entire front was going SouthEast.