A Beautiful and Colorful Rendition of a Polyphemus Moth shows readers a large Polyphemus moth that has been artistically recolored in shades of green and yellow. Naturally these moths are reddish brown, marked with black and white.
Butterfly Weed is an Unusual, Useful Type of Milkweed discusses butterfly weed, both as an attractor of pollinators and as a medicinal plant. It also tells how the author found this particular bunch of butterfly weed on her way home from work.
The Ebony Jewelwing is a Stunning and Unusual Damselfly shows readers the gorgeous male ebony jewelwing and explains why it is somewhat different from most other damselflies. It also provides readers with information about the range and lifecycle.
A Southern Magnolia Bud Provides Hope for an Amazing Flower explains why southern magnolias are one of the authors favorite trees. It also explains why this photo was chosen to be featured tonight.
Everybody Loves the Beautiful Seven Spotted Ladybug introduces readers to this common ladybug that was imported from Europe to eat aphids. It also gives readers some interesting facts about these cool insects.
Twinkle, Twinkle Beautiful Little Spider Web tells readers the motivation behind tonight’s featured image. It also briefly discusses a couple of technical challenges that could have been problematic.
Spring Wildflowers are Being Replaced by Wonderful Summer Ones shows readers one of the author’s favorite summer wildflowers and explains why it’s a favorite. It also gives a few facts about the vines.
The Colorful Eastern Lubber Grasshopper is a Good Subject tells readers why these grasshoppers are great photo subjects. It also shows readers how pretty these photogenic insects can be.
Interesting Textures and Beautiful Colors Make a Perfect Subject explains why the author decided that these Eastern daisy fleabane buds would make nice photographic subjects. It also provides some information about these wildflowers.
There are Two Awesome Types of Vultures in Florida shows readers images of both the black vulture and the turkey vulture. These are the only two types of vultures in the United States and both can be found in central Florida.
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