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Dawn Migration I’m definitely not a morning person, but when I do get up early I’m never disappointed. And fall...
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Poised to Go The most common raptor in North America also happens to be a bird that I am extremely...
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Always Watchful I’m absolutely amazed that the young cardinals (Cardinalis cardinalis) are still hanging around in my yard. Momma and...
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Delicate Poise Before we got slammed by two major hurricanes in two weeks, our supply of summer dragonflies was dwindling....
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Tiger, Tiger Well everyone, we have all survived our second hurricane in two weeks. For us, up in north central...
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Fly, Bee Fly Like most pollinators, bee flies (Poecilanthrax lucifer) are very hard workers and much of their work as...
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Preening in the Mist This year’s batch of young cardinals (Cardinalis cardinalis) have been unusually stubborn about moving away from...
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Dove Strut It seems like it’s been forever since I wrote a post! It’s actually only been about a week,...
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Palamedes Below One of the largest butterflies that are commonly seen around here in the summer and fall season are...
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Flatwoods in Fall Yesterday was the first day of astronomic fall, although meteorological fall started on September 1. Fall means...
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