This is the nymph stage of a Scudder’s Bush Katydid on a Velvet-leaf Milkweed.
I really love the colors during the nymph stage. When they are all grown up, they look like a big green leaf.
I am looking for a particular site that has more detailed information about this Katydid, will update when I find it.
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Of course I take photos of animal poop. Why? Education!
Most people wouldn’t think dung beetles on wild boar scat would be considered nature/wildlife photography but to me, it is.
I will do some more research about the Dung Beetle in the upcoming publication of my magazine; Florida Nature. This is going to be a very interesting subject! I would like to know about the green metallic beetle and other curious questions I have.
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Monday I was cleared of an assignment, so I took off to explore the Lower Suwanee River National Wildlife Refuge.
A native wildflower, these beauties are growing everywhere at Lower Suwannee. Nature never ceases to amaze me. The construction of these flowers is so unique.
Definitely heading back there to get more (macro) photographs.
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