The Beauty of Spring is a Wonderful Thing to See shows readers several signs that spring has come to central Florida. These signs includes several types of flowers, American robins, and carpenter ants pollinating some of the flowers.
Pine Tree Bark has Fantastic Texture and is Quite Colorful features a closeup photo of the bark from a mature, healthy longleaf pine tree. It explains why the author/artist likes to photograph wood and why pines are not only beautiful, but useful as well.
The Trees Converging Overhead Can Be a Beautiful Sight shows a photo of longleaf pines taken in the Gothe State Forest in central Florida. The image was taken from below the trees looking up to where they converge.
Happy Valentines Day to One and All wishes everyone a wonderful Valentines Day with hearts and flowers.
Coastalplain Palafox is a Beautiful and Colorful Florida Native introduces readers to these beautiful fall flowers. It compares them with the other Florida native palafox and shares basic facts such as classification, habitat, and range.
Dead Trees Can be Fantastic and Beautiful Artistic Subjects shows readers four versions of an artistic photo featuring a dead oak tree. It discusses the pros and cons of the various versions. It asks readers for their opinions.
There is Great Beauty to be Found in the Forest All Year shows readers a dried greater masterwort flower found in a Florida forest. It emphasizes that even winter can be beautiful in nature.
Late Afternoon is Beautiful in the woods uses a woodland photo as the featured image. It explains how the near perfect weather and the scene itself led to the photo; a great memory of the wonderful afternoon.
Chinese Firethorn has Bright Red Berries that Birds Love discusses the use of this nonnative shrub for gardens and barriers. It also provides basic facts such as native range and uses for wildlife, especially birds.
The Purple Thistle is Beautiful Even in Winter shows readers a purple thistle plant in an artistic fashion. It also explains that this is one of several evergreen plants that pop against the winters browns.
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