Starbellied Orb Weavers are an Interesting and Unusual Looking Spider
Belly of the Star Belly On a recent trip to Cedar Key, I stopped to take some wildflower photos on...
Belly of the Star Belly On a recent trip to Cedar Key, I stopped to take some wildflower photos on...
Onyx and Gold It’s the time of year when temperatures are dipping in the northern hemisphere, and even here in...
The Guardian While hiking in Gothe State Forest not long ago, I found a gorgeous patch of tamarisk flowers that...
Sudden End Last week I stopped on my way home from work to take some flower photos. To get to...
This Big, Beautiful Lady Lives my Garden shows readers a large, very healthy looking female yellow garden spider. It discusses where she was found and why she was probably there.
Learning to Balance Creativity and Perfectionism Can be Tricky discusses the artist’s struggles to balance two sides of her personality. It reveals some of her background and how the two sides have helped and hindered her throughout her career as a veterinarian and an artist.
Spiders Can be Amazing and Brilliant Sculptors features an intricate, three dimensional spider web spun around some twigs and perfectly illuminated by the morning sun. It tell readers about how the author/artist found it and her thoughts about it.
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.
Tinted Orb Weaver Mabel orchard orb weavers are very common on my property, so I have photographed them frequently. They...
Regal Jumping Spiders Can Be Big and Colorful features a beautiful specimen of a regal jumping spider that the author/artist recently encountered. It explains why she like jumping spiders so much, and especially regal jumping spiders.
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