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Bristle Flies May Not Be Pretty, but They Are Great Pollinators introduces the bristle fly and some of it’s behaviors to the readers. It also discusses it’s range and uses in agriculture.
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Fungi are Very Important in Recycling old Wood tells readers how the unusual looking fan-shaped jelly fungus grows on old decaying wood. It also explains the author’s motivation for taking tonight’s images.
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Pink Mist in the Morning is Magnificently Beautiful explains the story behind tonight’s featured photo.
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There’s Plenty of Majesty in the Beautiful Pine Flatwoods discusses the pine flatwoods habitat and the author’s experiences there that led to tonight’s featured images.
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In the South, Even Fall Can Have Beautiful Wildflowers describes the author’s trip to the pine flatwoods and shows photos of the beautiful Elliott’s aster. It also gives readers some interesting facts about the plants.
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More About My Beautiful Friend the American Bullfrog tells readers about the author’s encounter with a juvenile female American bullfrog. It then explains how to tell a juvenile from an adult and a male from a female. It also gives a few more facts about these frogs.
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On the Grass In Ancient Greek mythology there is a story about an old, grizzled and unattractive boatman who had...
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An Unexpectedly Beautiful Sunrise on a Cloudy Morning tells readers the story behind tonight’s featured image.
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Here’s Hoping that Everyone has a Fantastic Veterans Day provides readers with a short history of this American holiday and offers several ways to observe it and honor our veterans.
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Even Small Things Can Hold Great Beauty and Intrigue explains the author’s motivation for tonight’s featured image, a macro photo of a manatee tree snail and it’s eyes.
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