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.
This Morning’s Sunrise was Beautiful and Colorful shows readers a couple of images of the beautiful sunrise in central Florida this morning.
The Beautiful Trees of Alaska do Well with Rain shows readers a sprig of white spruce that is dripping with moisture from the drizzling rain. The rain makes the needles shine and brings out their green colors.
October is a Great Month for a Beautiful Full Moon shows readers a full moon setting in the western sky just as the sun is beginning to rise. It explains how this gorgeous setting made the author feel in that lovely setting.
Even Waiting for a Hurricane Can Have Amazing Benefits tells the author’s story of waiting for Hurricane Ian. It shows readers the beautiful sunset enabled by the storm clouds that preceded the storm.
Raindrops Add a Pearly Luster to Already Beautiful Flowers shows readers a pair of beautiful finger rot flowers just after a rain storm. It explains to readers why such a pretty flower has such an ugly name and discusses the seasonal wildflowers.
Afternoon Thunderstorms Can Have Interesting and Beautiful Cloud Formations shows readers images of a recent afternoon thunderstorm in north central Florida. It then explains how the fluffy, white cirrus clouds are formed.
The Summer Heat and Precipitation Lead to Beautiful Mushrooms discusses Florida’s hot, humid summer conditions and the fungi that love them. It shows readers a particularly pretty rosy russula just after a thunderstorm.
The Passion Fruit Vines are Doing Great this Year shows readers new passion fruit vine and flower images. It discusses some of the conditions required for these vines to grow and the reasons why the author loves them so much.
Florida‘a Reptiles Love the Summer Weather explains why the author is seeing more reptile and amphibian activity as summer approaches. It focuses on one Eastern fence lizard in particular.
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