The Northern Mockingbird is One of Nature’s Most Interesting features a northern mockingbird, which happens to be the Florida State Bird. It explains why these birds are so interesting and full of personality.
It’s Interesting to Look Deep into the Throats of Flowers features a macro photo of the throat of a pipevine flower. It explains why the author/artist enjoys taking images like this.
Fence Lizards Love to Warm Themselves in the Summer Sun shows readers a photo of an Eastern fence lizard that spends a lot of time sunning itself near the author/artist’s front gate. The lizard is often there to greet her in the afternoons after work.
The Uncommon Ammophila Wasp is Quite Beautiful features one of these thread waisted wasps as it feeds on and pollinates some Leavenworth’s tickseed flowers. It discusses why these wasps are so pretty and how the author/artist found this one.
Magnolia Green Jumpers are Known for Being Spectacular Huntresses shows readers a beautiful female spider as she hides between leaves awaiting prey. It discusses how these spiders hunt and where they can be found.
British Soldiers is a Colorful Cup Lichen that Grows on Trees shows readers a specimen of this beautiful lichen. It explains what attracted the author/artist to it, and gives some basic facts about the lichen.
Beautiful Green Tree Frogs Love to be Out at Night shows readers a frog that the author/artist ran into outside her kitchen one evening. It explains why these frogs like to be out there then and how much she enjoys watching them.
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Old or Young, Deer are Highly Attentive to the World features a female white tailed deer and her young fawn at attention and then relaxing a bit. It explains why deer are so attentive.
Grapeleaf Skeletonizer Moths Have Interesting Habits discusses some unusual behaviors that set these odd looking little moths apart from other moths. It shows readers a moth that the author/artist spotted one evening.
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