The Iconic Red-legged Grasshopper is Important to the Ecosystem discusses the pros and cons of these common grasshoppers. It discusses how they can be crop pests, but they are also an important link to the rest of the food chain.
Paper Wasps Have a Very Interesting Social Structure and Lifestyle explains how these beautiful wasps over winter and how they start new colonies in spring. It also touches on their complex social structure.
It’s Incredibly Interesting to Watch the Sanderlings Feed on the Beach explains to readers the unique and energetic way that sanderlings feed on the beaches where they winter. These are highly migratory birds that nest in the High Arctic but winter on beaches throughout the temperate and tropical world.
I Think That This is the Most Beautiful Moth I’ve Ever Seen tells the story of how the author found and identified this black dotted spragueia moth. It the goes on to present some information about this handsome little moth.
Spitting Spiders Have an Interesting and Unique Hunting Style explains how these tiny, shy spiders that often live in our homes hunt their insect prey. It also tells readers a number of facts about these little guys.
Let’s Sing the Beautiful Blues Just Because It’s Winter tries to add a little color to readers lives during the season that is traditionally pretty bland. Tonight’s images focus on the color blue.
The Short-Winged Green Grasshopper is Interesting and Colorful gives readers some insight into the lifestyles of grasshoppers in general and this grasshopper in specific. It provides some interesting facts about these beautiful insects.
The Lesser Black-backed Gull is a Beautiful winter Visitor to the US introduces this European gull that sometimes winters along the east coast of the United States. It discusses habits, food, and migration patterns.
A Happy Ending to the Year 2021 celebrates New Year’s Eve with a slideshow of highlights from What Next Photography and Graphic Arts in 2021. See you in 2022!!!
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Ferruginous Tiger Crane Flies are Harmless and Great for the Environment explains that these small flies don’t bite or sting even though they are often mistaken for large mosquitoes. It also tells readers a few interesting facts about these cool little flies.
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