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A beautiful blue-ringed dancer, a type of damsel fly, rests on a rock near a slow moving stream. The insect has a blue and black head and thorax with powder blue legs that come off the thorax. The abdomen is long and narrow and black in color. There are several thing blue rings spaced along the abdomen. The abdomen is tipped with light blue.
26 Jul
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The Blue-Ringed Dancer is Beautiful to See and Eats Pests

Posted by whatnext10 Insects

The Blue-Ringed Dancer is Beautiful to See and Eats Pests describes the lifestyle of this pretty damsel fly. It also explains the difference between the damsel fly and the dragonfly. There are also several photos of these pretty creatures.

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A juvenile southeastern five-lined skink peeks over the edge of a wooden step. Only the front half of the body is visible. The body and legs are black and five whitish lines run the length of the body. On the head the stripes have an orangish hue.
25 Jul
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The Southeastern Five-lined Skink has an Interesting Lifestyle

Posted by whatnext10 Reptiles & Amphibians

The Southeastern Five-lined Skink had an Interesting Lifestyle tells the story of an encounter with a juvenile skink. It then goes on to give some information about these skinks and their lifestyle.

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One slat of a honey bee hive. The slat has many bees crawling around on it. It made of wood and a black insert. Parts of the insert are built up with wax, ready to be used for the queen to lay an egg in. Eggs have already been laid in some cubicles, which are then sealed with a brown waxy substance.
24 Jul
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Honey Bees are Incredible and Amazing

Posted by whatnext10 Bees & Wasps, Insects, Veterinary Medicine 1 Comment

Honey Bees are Incredible and Amazing gives readers insight to the author’s experience watching several new hives being set up in an organic honey business. It explains how the bees are transported, move into the new hive, and how the new hive is set up.

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A black and white image of tree leaves with just a touch of frost on the leaves and stems.
24 Jul
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A Little Respite From the Summer Heat

Posted by whatnext10 Plants and Flowers

First Frost With summer in full swing it’s hot down here in Florida. Fortunately for us, we are pretty used...

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A black and white mason wasp sits restfully on the tip of a green leaf. The wasp has a shiny blui
22 Jul
1

Pseudodynerus quadrisectus is a Beautiful, Nonaggressive Wasp

Posted by whatnext10 Bees & Wasps, Insects

Pseudodynerus quadrisectus is a Beautiful, Nonaggressive Wasp tells readers about this interesting and useful wasp. It also explains the differences in behavior of solitary and social wasps, and how these wasps help your garden.

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A pair of turkey tangle flowers grow among the grass blades. The flower on the left is in sharp focus, while the one on the right is is further away and out of focus. Each flower head is made up of numerous small flowers that make a circle around a pink center.
21 Jul
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Turkey Tangle: Beautiful Ground Cover or Invasive Weed?

Posted by whatnext10 Plants and Flowers

Turkey Tangle: Beautiful Ground Cover or Invasive Weed? tells the story of this pretty little plant as a native wildflower, ornamental ground cover, and invasive weed. Which do you think?

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A black and white image of the tangle of fallen branches that are all that remain of a long since deceased live oak tree. In the background is the Gothe State Forest in the Florida sandhills. The forest is filled with many more, younger trees that will eventually grow to the size this giant was in it’s prime.
20 Jul
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A Tangled Web of Fallen Branches Is Natures Beautiful Sculpture

Posted by whatnext10 Plants and Flowers

Falling Branches This old live oak tree lived in the Gothe State Forest for many, many years and died long...

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A female brown-winged striped sweat bee cleans it’s legs after feeding from a wildflower. The bee is mostly metallic green with large black and white compound eyes and brown wings. The abdomen has fine dark stripes.
19 Jul
0

The Brown-Winged Striped Sweat Bee is a Beautiful Pollinator

Posted by whatnext10 Bees & Wasps, Insects 2 Comments

The Brown-winged Striped Sweat Bee is a Beautiful Pollinator tells readers how to tell males and females apart and discusses some of the habits of this gorgeous little bee. It also reminds people that they are great for gardens and nonaggressive.

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A tufted titmouse gets ready to launch himself off of a wooden porch rail feeder. The small bird is grey on top with a white belly and a touch of rusty color on the flanks.
18 Jul
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The Beautiful Tufted Titmouse has a Dynamic Personality

Posted by whatnext10 Birds

The Beautiful Tufted Titmouse has a Dynamic Personality discusses the behavior and personality of this lovely little songbird. It also talks about their expanding range and nesting habitat.

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A mostly white Australian cattle dog mix with red ears and eye patches and one blue eye bathing in the sun on a faded wooden deck in the early morning.
17 Jul
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It’s Amazing What the Imagination Can Convince People that They See!

Posted by whatnext10 Dogs & Cats, Veterinary Medicine

It’s Amazing What the Imagination Can Convince People that They See! is an amusing story about how a piece of trash was mistaken for a deceased animal.

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