Roosting Time is Always Fun and Interesting features a fine art, colored, pen and ink drawing of a group of egrets and herons settling in to roost for the night. It explains why the artist/author created it and how she hopes it makes you feel.
Brown Pelicans are Still Beautiful in the Fall features a brown pelican from Cedar Key in his fall, nonbreeding plumage. It discusses where the author/artist found this guy and what he was doing.
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.
Fence Lizards Love to Warm Themselves in the Summer Sun shows readers a photo of an Eastern fence lizard that spends a lot of time sunning itself near the author/artist’s front gate. The lizard is often there to greet her in the afternoons after work.
Old or Young, Deer are Highly Attentive to the World features a female white tailed deer and her young fawn at attention and then relaxing a bit. It explains why deer are so attentive.
Is the Pink Squirrel a Delicious Drink or a Colorful Painting? shows readers a digital painting of an Eastern grey squirrel. The painting is done in shades of pink, purple, and blue.
The Nine Banded Armadillo is an Interesting, Unique Animal discusses several reasons that these small mammals are unusual. It also informs readers about their basic biology and behavior and shows them images from a recent encounter.
An Unusual, Comical Image of a Discolored Renia Moth shows readers an unusual photo of a moth resting on a mirror. The reflection give the humorous impression that the moth is dancing with itself.
A Colorful and Curious Great Blue Skimmer tells readers the story of the author’s encounter with a male great blue skimmer. It also shares the author’s favorite image from that afternoon.
The Spotted Orb Weaver Has an Interesting Nocturnal Lifestyle tells readers about the unique lifestyle of this beautiful, colorful spider. It also shows readers several images of a female of the species.
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