Summer Sunrises Can be Beautiful Even in a Cloudless Sky shows readers an image of a Florida summer sunrise over a field of grazing cattle. It explains how the author/artist came across this scene while out photographing the sunrise.
Our Beautiful Ladybug Larva are Growing Up features images of a fourth instar larval ladybug. This larva is very close to pupating. It discusses how these larvae change and grow to reach this stage. It compares this larva to a much younger one presented earlier.
Common Ground Doves Can Be Colorful in the Morning Sun shows readers a little dove that frequently shows up at the author/artist’s feeder. It discusses some of the habits of these interesting little birds.
The Morning Sun Can Make Interesting Patterns shows a photo of the trunk of an old live oak tree with a large patch of soft morning sun illuminating part of it. It explains why the author/artist took this image.
My Nighttime Visitor is a Beautiful Spotted Orb Weaver features photos of a female spotted orb weaver as she takes down her web in the morning. These nocturnal spiders make a new web every night and take it down each day.
The Carolina Wren Sings a Beautiful Song introduces readers to this interesting small bird from eastern North America. It tells readers some information about them and about the author/artist’s experiences with them.
Sunset Can be Exceptionally Beautiful Over a Salt Marsh shows readers a panoramic landscape view of a sunset over a Florida salt marsh. It tells the story of how the author/artist found the spot to take this shot.
Marsh Bristlegrass is Beautiful During the Summer, Too shows readers a single seed head from a marsh bristlegrass plant. It compares this photo to another taken back in November and explains why the author/artist likes taking pictures of this grass.
Tinted Orb Weaver Mabel orchard orb weavers are very common on my property, so I have photographed them frequently. They...
This Year My Daily Greeter is a Colorful Green Anole tells the story of a green anole that frequently greets the author/artist when she come home in the afternoon. It reminds readers that awhile ago a fence lizard used to do the same thing.
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