Marsh Bristlegrass is Beautiful During the Summer, Too shows readers a single seed head from a marsh bristlegrass plant. It compares this photo to another taken back in November and explains why the author/artist likes taking pictures of this grass.
Tinted Orb Weaver Mabel orchard orb weavers are very common on my property, so I have photographed them frequently. They...
This Year My Daily Greeter is a Colorful Green Anole tells the story of a green anole that frequently greets the author/artist when she come home in the afternoon. It reminds readers that awhile ago a fence lizard used to do the same thing.
Tickseeds Really are Pretty Much Everywhere Now features a photo of a field full of Leavenworth’s tickseed flowers. It explains why the author/artist had to stop to take the picture.
Yellow Rat Snakes are Beautiful and Great to Have Around tells readers the story of the author/artist’s encounter with a yellow rat snake in the woods. It explains why these are great to have on your property and displays several images of one.
Golden Reishi is an Extremely Interesting Mushroom introduces readers to these pretty and very useful mushrooms. It discusses some basic facts about them and how they are used medically.
Here’s Yet Another Interesting Pollinator that Can be Found on Tickseeds shows a great golden digger wasps that was photographing on a day when there were many insects out and enjoying the flowers.
Beautiful Alamo Vine Flowers are Abundant This Season features a fine art photograph of one of the author/artist’s favorite summer flowers. It explains why these flowers are a favorite and that there are more than usual this year.
Sometimes the Most Beautiful Insects Come to You explains how after an uneventful hike, the author/artist discovered this gorgeous Eastern tiger swallowtail butterfly right in her own yard.
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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