Help Me Celebrate Wonderful Gopher Tortoise Day in Florida celebrates this event with several photographs of this marvelous reptile. It also goes into why Gopher Tortoise Day is celebrated and the importance of this species. https://whatnext10.com/?p=1759
The Bowl and Doily Spider has an Interesting Way of Hunting talks about the unique way that these small spiders have of capturing enough prey to feed themselves and their mates. The details are waiting for you at www.whatnext10.com
Trumpet or Coral Honeysuckle is Another Beautiful Florida Native describes this gorgeous flowering vine in both words and photos. It also discusses uses for this attractive vine. See everything at www.whatnext10.com
Meet the Beautiful and Amazing Tersa Sphinx Moth gives the reader some of the authors experience with an adult moth as well as some facts about the moth. Photos help to emphasize the beauty and some of the interesting aspects of this moth.
Happy Easter to All! wishes everyone a happy Easter with an egg shaped photo oof a purple spring flower.
How to Take Great Nature Photos: Use Silhouettes discusses using silhouettes in nature photography and gives some pointers for getting good silhouette photos. Learn more at www.whatnext10.com
An Interesting Case of Mistaken Identity in Veterinary Medicine is an entertaining story of a client encounter in a veterinary office. Read it at www.whatnext10.com
For All You Frog Lovers…It’s World Water Frog Day! celebrates the first ever World Water Frog Day with photographs of American bullfrogs and southern cricket frogs, and explains some of the unique characteristics of these frogs. It also discusses the importance of these animals as monitors of environmental health.
Along with Beautiful Spring Flowers Come Beautiful Spring Spiders tells about a breeding pair of spiders the author was observing in late March. There are several photos of the spiders.
Phlox is a Magnificently Beautiful Native Wildflower shows photos of several different color patterns of Drummond’s phlox, which grows wild on central Florida roadsides, pastures, and open fields. Also discussed are a bit of history on the flower, it’s growing preferences, and it’s use as ornamentals in Europe.
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