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Dreams of the Woods Might Look Something Like This shows the artist’s rendition of a dream about the woods. It was created by combining photography and digital drawing. The text explains the artist’s thought process.
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Tampa Mock Vervain is a Beautiful Endangered Species shows readers photos of this attractive endangered Florida wildflower. It also explains why the author/artist has a special place in her heart for them.
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The Whirlabout is an Interesting and Active Little Butterfly discusses a common springtime butterfly that the author/artist has been seeing a lot lately. It shows several examples of this pretty little butterfly on a variety of flowers.
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At Last, the Beautiful and Elusive Palamedes Swallowtail features a rather tattered, but still beautiful butterfly as it feasts from a purple thistle flower. It explains how the author/artist came across this butterfly and the difficulty she has had getting a good shot of one.
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Prickly Poppy is a Beautiful Addition to the Roadside Bouquet shows readers two examples of this beautiful springtime bloomer. It’s one of many wildflowers currently blossoming along the central Florida roadways.
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The First Dragonfly of the Year was this Handsome Blue Dasher shows readers the author/artist’s first dragonfly photograph for the year.
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The Forest Tent Caterpillar is Quite Stunning shows readers a colorful little caterpillar that will eventually become a plain tan moth. It also points out some interesting and unusual facts about this caterpillar.
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A Beautiful Lily is a Great Way to Celebrate Easter wishes everyone a happy Easter. Tonight’s post features an Atamasco lily, which is a native Florida wild lily. It is sometimes called an Easter lily since it usually blossoms around Easter time.
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Wonderful Pink Lady Lupine is Best Appreciated in Nature shows off a beautiful Florida wildflower that grows exclusively in the sandhills. It discusses the interesting lifecycle of this plant as well as why it doesn’t grow well in gardens.
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Spring is not Only a Great Time for Rebirth, but Also for Births shows readers a hatched cocoon from an unknown moth. It’s a lovely reminder that spring is a time for the rebirth of plants and flowers and also the birth of over wintering insects.
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