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Sometimes It’s Not Just the Sunrise Itself that Creates a Beautiful Dawn shows readers images of a group of clouds being colored by the morning’s sunrise. This kind of color is a wonderful start to any day!
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Spitting Spiders Have an Interesting and Unique Hunting Style explains how these tiny, shy spiders that often live in our homes hunt their insect prey. It also tells readers a number of facts about these little guys.
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Let’s Sing the Beautiful Blues Just Because It’s Winter tries to add a little color to readers lives during the season that is traditionally pretty bland. Tonight’s images focus on the color blue.
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Carolina Desert Chicory is Beautiful, Colorful Pollinator Attractant discusses the uses of this gorgeous flower as an attractor for pollinators and other wildlife. It also gives readers some facts about the plant and it’s other uses.
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The Short-Winged Green Grasshopper is Interesting and Colorful gives readers some insight into the lifestyles of grasshoppers in general and this grasshopper in specific. It provides some interesting facts about these beautiful insects.
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The Beautiful Palm Warbler is a Cool Winter Visitor introduces readers to the palm warbler, a winter resident of eastern North America. It gives readers a number of facts about this interesting bird.
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A Rainbow of Beautiful Colors Reflected Through a Cloud shows readers an image of a colorful and unusual weather phenomenon. It explains to readers how this occurs.
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The Circle of Life is Pretty Amazing shows readers all the incredible life that is supported by the death of one old tree. It discusses both the visible and the not so easily seen life forms that the tree is responsible for.
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Colorful Fun for the New Year is Great! introduces readers to the pair of recolored blackjack flower images that are the subjects of tonight’s blog post.
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The Lesser Black-backed Gull is a Beautiful winter Visitor to the US introduces this European gull that sometimes winters along the east coast of the United States. It discusses habits, food, and migration patterns.
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