Katydid and Morning Dew
So many people say the best time to see wildlife is in the early mornings… well again that is a hit or miss. But I can tell you it’s the […]
So many people say the best time to see wildlife is in the early mornings… well again that is a hit or miss. But I can tell you it’s the […]
Just beginning to bloom, the Swamp Rose grows along the banks of swamps and marshes, however, I have only seen these at Chassahowitzka WMA in one visible location. […]
Sometimes nature just gives you an unexpected surprise now and then, sometimes nature gives you a rarity In nature photography, you are always looking for something out-of-place, something that catches […]
With super long front legs, this flower crab spider can nab any unsuspecting bug. Crab spiders do not weave a web, instead, they have a weblike string lines from either […]
Feature image is showing you 99% of the time when I see a Northern Bobwhite Quail, however yesterday, I finally got a photo. In May 2017, the United States Department […]
Just one of many sweat bees… the Brown-winged Striped Sweat Bee is another Florida important pollinator. There are over 44 species of this sweat/ halictid bees, I am still searching […]
Well, this one isn’t on the friendly snail list. Apparently, this carnivorous snail was introduced into Hawaii to control Giant African Land Snails. But that plan didn’t work because this […]
Spring is in the air and the insects are out and about! Check out this lovely couple… sharing some quality time together. They have an amazing metallic golden/copper color that […]
If you ever wanted to feel like you are in a fairy-tale-like forest, this is the flower to be around. This is my top favorite native wildflower, just being around […]
Sandhill or Pinewood milkweed is an essential plant that grows in sandhill habitat. I only see these growing sporadically, odd places. It’s where ever the seed falls, take root in […]
While on assignment in the Withlacoochee State Forest I noticed this beautiful moth! I couldn’t find much information about this particular moth on the internet, but according to Bug Guide, […]