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A pair of mourning doves stroll around the forest floor, looking for food.
15 Aug
0

Mourning Doves are Common and Interesting North American Birds

Posted by whatnext10 Birds, Photography 2 Comments

Two Mourning Doves This beautiful pair of mourning doves (Zenaida macroura) have decided to nest near my house. I have...

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A twiggy mullien flower, bud, and stem glisten with rain drops on a rainy summer afternoon.
14 Aug
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Afternoon Rains Can Result in Some Beautiful Flower Photos

Posted by whatnext10 Photography, Plants and Flowers, Weather 1 Comment

Just a Rainy Afternoon I think it’s safe to say that everyone loves a beautiful flower covered in glowing raindrops....

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A little tufted titmouse perches in a small oak tree where it can overlook an entire clearing.
13 Aug
0

The Tufted Titmouse is a Small, but Interesting Songbird

Posted by whatnext10 Birds, Photography

The Best Perch One of my most common backyard birds, is the little tufted titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor). They are small,...

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A rather shy blue jay looks longingly, but cautiously at what’s available to eat on the ground below.
12 Aug
0

Not All Beautiful Blue Jays are Aggressive

Posted by whatnext10 Birds, Photography

Cautious Jay Eastern blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata) are not always a favorite among birders to come to the backyard feeder....

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A old, dead and decaying tree has been photographed and processed in a painterly artistic style.
09 Aug
0

Old, Long Dead Wood Makes for a Beautiful Piece of Art

Posted by whatnext10 Artworks, Photography, Plants and Flowers

End of Days On one of my many hikes in the Gothe State Forest, I came across this long dead...

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A female blue dasher dragonfly is perfectly balanced as she perches on a small flower stem.
07 Aug
0

Here’s Another Beautiful and Perfectly Perched Insect

Posted by whatnext10 Arthropods, Insects, Photography

Balanced Butterflies aren’t the only insects that can balance on an incredibly small, delicate bit of vegetation. Dragonflies are real...

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A gulf fritillary butterfly is perfectly balanced on the delicate seeds and stems of blackjack flowers.
06 Aug
0

Butterflies are Frequently Great Acrobats

Posted by whatnext10 Arthropods, Butterflies, Insects, Photography 1 Comment

Poised Often we do not give insects credit for the incredible creatures that they actually are. They can do any...

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A great egret wades through the water casting a very nice reflection as it goes.
05 Aug
0

Please Tell Me If This Makes Sense to You!

Posted by whatnext10 Artworks, Birds, Photography

You may have noticed that my posts have been sporadic recently and that I haven’t posted much at all this...

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A green anole pushes out his colorful dewlap to warn others out of his territory.
02 Aug
0

The Colorful Dewlap of the Green Anole is Very Meaningful

Posted by whatnext10 Photography, Reptiles & Amphibians

My Empire Green anoles (Anolis carolinensis) are small, but they tend to have some interesting and complex social behaviors. One...

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A young male cardinal who is still molting into his mature plumage races across a branch.
01 Aug
0

The Young Cardinals are Loads of Fun to Watch

Posted by whatnext10 Birds, Photography

Here I Come The first clutch of baby eastern cardinals (Cardinalis cardinalis) are all “grown up” and on their own...

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