The Colorful Delta Flower Scarab Beetle Lives for Beautiful Flowers shows readers this gorgeous little beetle and explains why they are great pollinators for many species of flowers. It also shares some basic information about their lifestyles and habits.
The Beautiful Marsh Bristlegrass Produces Colorful Fall Seeds shows readers how attractive the seed heads of this fall grass are. It goes on to explain why the author/artist finds this fall grass to be so pretty.
The Spiny Orb Weaver is a Colorful and Beautiful Spider explains the author/artist’s thinking process while creating tonight’s image.
The Beautiful Ringless Honey Mushroom is Common After Autumn Rains uses these mushrooms that sprouted right after the rains of Hurricane Nicole, as an example of how good things can happen in nature even after something bad.
Handsome Kai has Become a Wonderful Companion describes to readers how this handsome tabby cat adopted the author/artist and then moved in to become a great buddy.
Golden Rain Tree is Beautiful but Invasive shows readers a fruiting specimen of this gorgeous tree. It goes on to explain why gardeners love it and how many of those attributes are also what makes it a Category II invasive species.
The Beautiful Palamedes Swallowtail Loves Fall Flowers tells readers how sometimes luck is important in nature photography. It shows several photos of a Palamedes swallowtail butterfly that the author/artist was lucky to get.
Honey Bees are Great Pollinators Because They Work Hard explains why honey bees are so industrious. It also shows them a macro image of one busy at work.
It’s Beautiful When the Colorful Sunrise Reflects in the Clouds shows readers a recent sunrise over the woods in central Florida. It was a cloudy day and the light and color from the rising sun reflected off the bottoms of the clouds.
Bagpod Produces Beautiful Flowers, but is Highly Toxic recants to readers how the author/artist discovered this plant growing in an unusual location. It also tells them about the toxicity of this plant and symptoms of poisoning.
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