The Price of a Photograph
The Price of a Photograph by Alice Mary Herden If there were any rules in nature photography, the only rule that should be implemented is the safety of the photographer […]
Wild Roams | Nine-banded Armadillo
Wild Roams | Nine-banded Armadillo Armadillos are native to Texas and expanded their way into the Florida panhandle. Armadillos are now considered naturalized and are found throughout preferred habitat regions […]
Coming right along…
The magazine is coming along great. I am pretty happy with the layout and the content. I find the best thing about having social distance is the […]
Anticipated Date
It was the Crab Spider For weeks I have been pondering about what to do and I think a lot of us have right now. Concerned, stressed, worried about what’s […]
Eastern Meadowlark
While it was a failed attempt to find a particular bird I was fortunate enough to have photographed an Eastern Meadowlark. Such a vibrant yellow chest with their distinguished black […]
Green Heron
Another very patient wading bird, the Green Heron. I actually timed this one. Just a couple of blinks, this bird stood still for over 3 minutes. That’s a long time, […]
Summer Tanager
I headed out yesterday determined to get more macro shots focusing on some specific insects and plant species, and well that didn’t happen. While hiking all I was hearing was […]
The Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge
Sometimes you just have to wait a half a year to go back to places you visited before, especially at different times of the seasons. It was a very long […]
New Butterfly!
A new butterfly to put on my species list… Hackberry Emperor! I was just looking around and I saw something land on the pine tree. I was guessing it was […]
Hooded Pitcher Plant
Finally! I was able to get close enough to take some photos of this amazing plant! Interesting: Another capture mechanism is the clear to whitish areas on the […]
Green Anole
A truly amazing lizard the Green Anole is. Native to Florida this lizard is really interesting to watch, especially when they change colors. Click on the image to go to […]
