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This macro photo shows the face of a yellow garden spider close up. It shows the flattened, fuzzy grey head of the spider, the cranial portion of the abdomen, and the tops of the legs. The head is flattened and covered in fine grey hairs. The cranial part of the abdomen is marked with a yellow and black pattern and has a small spike on either side. The legs are yellow and black striped with short, thick, black hairs.
11 Oct
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The Yellow Garden Spider is Great for Gardens and Yards

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The Yellow Garden Spider is Great for Gardens and Yards discusses the lifestyle of this beautiful spider and how it is similar to and different from other orb weavers. It also explains why these spiders are great for gardens.

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The uneven five petaled flower of the panicled leaf Ticktrefoil flower are typical of flowers from the legume or pea family. The beautiful flower is a bright purplish pink and grows off of a thin stem.
10 Oct
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Panicled-Leaf Ticktrefoil is Incredibly Useful to People and Wildlife

Posted by whatnext10 Plants and Flowers

Panicled Leaf Ticktrefoil is Incredibly Useful to People and Wildlife discusses the various uses for this beautiful plant for both people and for wildlife. It also talks about the sticky seeds that these plants are famous for.

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A slender meadow katydid is poised to jump if threatened as it perches in a blade of grass. The katydid is mostly green with a dark brown stripe down it’s back. The eyes are light brown with dark pupils. Two long black antennas come off of the head between the eyes. The front two sets of legs are relatively small, but the rear pair are well developed.
09 Oct
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The Slender Meadow Katydid is a Well Hidden Wildlife Gem

Posted by whatnext10 Insects

The Slender Meadow Katydid is a Well Hidden Wildlife Gem explains why this common insect is rarely seen by most people. It also gives information about the lifestyle and lifecycle of the katydid.

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A large grey horse, grazing in a grass filled field reaches out to grab a bite that is almost out of reach. The horse is inside a wire fence with woods beyond.
08 Oct
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Happy Veterinary Nurse’s (or Technician’s)Day!!!

Posted by whatnext10 Events, Veterinary Medicine

Happy Veterinary Nurses’s (or Technician’s) Day!!! puts out a huge thank you to everyone who works as a veterinary nurse, veterinary technician, or veterinary assistant. It then thanks some special people who have been especially important to the author.

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A color image of a green tree frog that is hiding in the green grass has been digitally altered to look like it is being seen with tunnel vision. That effect leaves the head and body of the frog in focus, while the focus all around the frog falls off as you move away from the central image.
07 Oct
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An Adorable Little Green Tree Frog Hidden in the Grass

Posted by whatnext10 Reptiles & Amphibians

An Adorable Little Green Tree Frog Hidden in the Grass explains how and why the image was produced with a tunnel vision effect.

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A pair of dark blue Ohio spiderwort flowers are the center of this image. One flower is a most on top of the other. Both have three broad, dark blue petals that meet in a lighter blue center. Several blue stamens are coming out of the centers and are topped by yellow anthers. There are small, fine blue hairs surrounding the stamens. The flowers are atop a thin, smooth green stalk.
06 Oct
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Spiderworts are Very Interesting and Beautiful Plants

Posted by whatnext10 Plants and Flowers

Spiderworts are Very Interesting and Beautiful Plants tells readers some basic facts about the spiderworts and Ohio spiderwort specifically. It then discusses edible and medicinal uses for this plant.

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This image shows a late December sunset in the pine and oak woods of central Florida. The center of the photo is a country lime rock road heading towards the orange and pink horizon.
05 Oct
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A Beautiful Sunset is Great Any Time of Year

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A Beautiful Sunset is Great Any Time of Year

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A full color view across the Florida wetlands on a cloudy evening. The flat land is covered mainly in marsh grasses with shallow waterways running through them. There is some green vegetation in the foreground. Active cloud formations cover a good bit of the otherwise blue sky.
04 Oct
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Today is Both World Animal Day and World Habitat Day

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Today is Both World Animal Day and World Habitat Day explains the reasons for both of these celebrations and how they compliment each other.

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A Florida gopher tortoise stops for a few seconds to decide if the photographer poses a threat or not. The tortoise is a mottled grayish brown color with a spherical domed shell made up of individual scutes. The head and paddle shaped front legs are covered in scales, with those on the front surface of the front legs being particularly thick. The claws can be seen on the left foot. The tortoise is in a sandy area with bits of grassy vegetation scattered around.
03 Oct
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An Awesome New Neighbor is a Gopher Tortoise

Posted by whatnext10 Reptiles & Amphibians

An Awesome New Neighbor is a Gopher Tortoise tells the story of the author’s encounter with her new neighbor, a Florida gopher tortoise. It then goes on to explain one of the laws protecting these threatened animals from their worst enemy, man.

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This female lovebug is feeding from a small wildflower. Her mated male counterpart can only be partially seen behind her. The bug is mostly black with a large red, raised spot on the back just behind the head. The black wings emerge from the thorax just below the red spot.
02 Oct
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Lovebugs: A Pain for Motorists, but Great for the Environment

Posted by whatnext10 Insects

Lovebugs: A Pain for Motorists, but Great for the Environment tells readers what lovebugs are and how they are both annoying to drivers when they swarm and how they are also helpful to the environment. It also explains the lifecycle of this unusual insect.

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