The Colorful Ailanthus Webworm Moth is a Great Pollinator discusses the lifestyle of this pretty little moth. It also explains why it has extended its range and shows readers images of the adults.
The Amazing Honey Bee Carries Colorful Pollen on it’s Legs shows readers a honey bee loaded with pollen as it heads back to the hive. It goes on to explain how and why they transport pollen.
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 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.
The Beautiful Zebra Longwing is the State Butterfly of Florida shows readers images of a zebra longwing as it feeds from fall wildflowers. It explains why this butterfly is one of the author/artist’s favorites.
The Fine-Backed Red Paper Wasp is an Important Fall Pollinator discusses the lifestyle of these nonaggressive social wasps and points out their importance for pollination, especially in the fall. It shows readers a couple of macro images of these wasps.
The Beautiful Pearl Crescent is a Wonderful Fall Butterfly shows readers how gorgeous this multicolored butterfly is. It also explains what the butterfly feeds on, it’s range, and it’s preferred habitat.
A Grasshopper on the Windshield Led to Beautiful, Unusual Photos shows readers an American bird grasshopper that jumped onto the author’s windshield. It also gives some interesting facts about these grasshoppers, including range and diet.
The Colorful Marginated Leather Wing is Very Useful shows readers this beautiful insect and explains how to distinguish it from the Pennsylvania leather wing which has a similar range. It also explains how this insect is very beneficial in the garden and on crops.
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