Same individual, perched here on leaf of a native blackberry, Rubus ursinus.

Note the white facial grooves here (under the antennae...see "fg" here). The facial grooves are also white in P. texana. But they are dark in the third west coast species, P. marginata, which is much less common than P. burgessi or P. texana.

Please see remarks under 1st image in this series for more detailed info on this post.

(Full-size image here.)