Craft Beetle
ECOLOGY
I take a lot of pictures the living things around me. Be it plant, bug, animal, mushroom, or whatever
else, it's here.
2026
Pretty duck at the park.
2026.08.02
Eggplant flower from a plant I started from seed!
2026.07.30
A gift on a special day has bloomed.
2026.07.29
Little fella making their way across the sidewalk.
2026.07.27
The empty husk of a cicada.
2026.07.11
The jasmine bushes are blooming again and the summer breeze caries the sent far and wide.
2026.06.21
Wasps, moths, and assassins.
2026.06.24
First tomatoes of the year. They're so cute!
2026.06.21
Not for the frog-ophobic. A toad-ally cool little fella.
2026.06.06
Peach jam and mo beans.
2026.05.31
Surprisingly hard to take a focused picture of this bird.
2026.05.30
The blessings keep coming, thank the All Mighty.
2026.05.26
A sweet day at the nature preserve.
2026.05.25
I found some wild mint growing in the sand in my yard. I picked it, washed it, and made tea. It
was really nice.
2026.05.23
The blackberry finally ripened and I ate it standing in the heat of my yard and it was so
delicious. Alhamdulillah. Plus another harvest of beans and a dragonfly to boot.
2026.05.22
Peaches and beans, what a time to be alive.
2026.05.19
Peaches, peaches, for my peachly friends!
2026.05.16
A juvenile downy woodpeckers got spooked, fell from the maple tree in my backyard, and hopped
around a bit (probably terrified) until it climbed back on the tree.
2026.05.15
Imagine my surprise walking out of work and into a miniature kaiju fight. The wasp won, if that
wasn't clear. Later that same day I picked some herbs from the garden, made some tea, and got
sassed by a chicken.
2026.05.11
Your irregularly scheduled blackberry progress pic.
2026.05.10
My mom's plum tree did a great job.
2026.05.09
Peaches and peaches from the peachly tree.
2026.05.08
The beans are doing a great. The one crop I can confidently grow year after year. Now with an
accompanying bug.
2026.05.06
First peach of the year. I split the peach and shared the peach peaces with a real
peach.
2026.05.05
The tiniest little bugs clambering and weaving and nesting.
2026.05.02
I found a hawk in the middle of a murder... of crows. They all seemed pretty chill. I watched
them for a while, then the hawk and one crow flew together in one direction and the other crows
went the other way.
2026.04.29
These freaks showed up and started eating my peace lilly flowers.
2026.04.28
Another week another blackberry progress picture, now with an emotional support insect. Also, my
peace lilly is flowering nicely.
2026.04.24
A great harvest of mustard leaves, rosemary, basil, and lemon grass. Everything went into a stew
with the onions from a few days back except for the lemon grass with which I made tea. A little
beetle also said hello.
2026.04.22
Sassy beetle and tiny red flowers.
2026.04.21
Onions. What a gift. Mashallah.
2026.04.20
Cooked all my loquats down with sugar and lemon juice to make jam. It was great with home made
bread my mom gave me.
2026.04.18
Blackberry progress pic and flowering mustard plant.
2026.04.17
In the morning a butterfly landed on my car, and in the afternoon I found a young gopher
turtle.
2026.04.16
The last of my loquat harvest.
2026.04.14
I'm always on the lookout for flowers growing in the wild.
2026.04.13
Blackberry progress, a black moth in the mulch, and this week's harvest of mustard greens and
loquats.
2026.04.12
Some plants love sand and heat.
2026.04.10
The blackberry flower has lost its petals.
2026.04.09
On a minute long walk at work I came across all of these flowers. Looking down pays
off.
2026.04.08
My blackberry bush is starting to flower.
2026.04.07
Blooming clover. I wish my whole yard was clover.
2026.04.05
Listen, I'm as surprised as you are. I didn't expect to run into a herd of bison
either.
2026.04.04
Tippy tappin' across the ceiling.
2026.04.02
Another harvest of mustard leaves. The ugly ones were fed to very grateful chickens.
Small pink flowers are returning to the yard.
2026.03.25
The dinosaurs have gotten bigger!
2026.03.27
Sweet yellow flowers on a sidewalk in the night.
2026.03.25
The vines are flowering.
2026.03.23
First harvest of the year: One onion and a bunch of mustard leaves.
2026.03.20
This flower can have over 100 petals.
2026.03.16
Spiderworts blooming all over the yard.
2026.03.11
I found a neglected plant, repotted, watered it regularly and it bloomed one night. A beautiful
painted lady.
2026.03.08
A foggy morning by the lake.
2026.03.04
Many tiny flowers blossoming.
2026.03.03
The bitter cold killed my lemon grass, but water and sun brought it back.
2026.02.24
I think they like the stick.
2026.02.20
Oops... Accidentally adopted some chickens.
2026.02.18
Cactus flowers at the coffee shop.
2026.02.07
Mourning doves in the backyard on a cold morning.
2026.02.06
As I sit in my car, freezing my ass off and about to head to work, red and brown blurs burst from
the corner of my vision.
2026.01.29
A turtle on the access road to my job. There was a new pothole near it, the maintenance guy
thinks its burrow collapsed. I hope it made a new home.
2026.01.21
Behind the shed a green pearl dangles and waits.
2026.01.17
The entrance even has a hairy doormat.
2026.01.13
Caterpillar crawling about the leaves in the rain gutter.
2026.01.04
2025
The white grub of a beetle burrowing in a decomposing stump. Known to destroy lawns.
Good.
2025.12.23
Ant have set up a nice farm on the underside of a leaf on my citrus tree.
2025.12.21
It came from the darkness, lurking, stalking... fortunately, it was about 5 inches
long.
2025.12.18
Long boy at the office.
2025.12.16
Is that Fabian?
2025.12.13
Every day a new patch of slime mold appears on my pile of mulch. It's also known as dog vomit
slime.
2025.12.10
A bee deep in a rhododendron flower. She just laid there for a long moment, immobile, then she
got up and left.
2025.12.02
Benefits of having an open window behind your computer monitor.
2025.11.30
Silverfish in the bathroom. Stealthy, but I am perceptive.
2025.11.10
First cherry of the season!
2025.11.08
Big ol' vulture hanging out on the sidewalk in front of my house.
2025.11.01
I haven't seen a green anole in a long while.
2025.10.25
Tiny green anole on my fig tree.
2025.10.21
Look at those little feet!
2025.10.18
Plum flowers and bees.
2025.10.15
Rust stricken leaves and spotless ladybug. I think I know where they went.
2025.10.13
What is this fella doing on my beans?
2025.10.12
So many figs, truly blessed.
2025.10.10
Fruits from a vine. Edible? Always my question.
2025.10.08
Poison arrow or soap?
2025.10.04
Ephemeral Mushroom
2025.10.04
Who is that?
2025.10.02
Stinky!
2025.09.09
Fungi in the weeds, many more around the yard.
2025.09.04
Snoot neatly folded
2025.09.04
Little bug in the night.
2025.08.24
Figs and cherries from the garden.
2025.08.09
What are they doing?!
Another day another lubber.
2025.07.25
Beauty in the eye of the bee-holder, and accompanying look-alikes.
2025.07.23
Found this fast boy in a parking lot.
2025.07.18
Dead. Wet. Beetle. No relation.
2025.07.03
It was a bit of a pain taking pictures of this one. I took the pictures at a low angle while
walking towards it which means I couldn't adjust focus and had to hope at least one picture
turned out good.
2025.07.02
Pretty pink flowers.
2025.06.21
An ephemeral mushroom in the grass.
2025.06.18
Weird little wasp in my office.
2025.05.20
Absolutely tiny baby!
2025.05.03
This is a really odd dragonfly. I'm used to the longer ones, this one is shorter and more
bulky.
2025.05.03
Small beetle that visited me in the night.
2025.04.30
"Real eyes realize real lies."
2025.04.26
Don't mind me, just passing through. Carry on.
2025.04.26
And to think the average American would simply mow this flower down before the bugs could eat and
the plant could reproduce.
2025.04.26
I previously posted the Eastern Lubber Grasshopper in a different form, now I found it in a more
juvenile form.
2025.04.22
A beautiful Little Blue Heron. I didn't know this bird even existed until it suddenly landed
right in front of me. What a blessing.
2025.04.21
A carpenter bee bumbling about.
2025.04.19
Tiny gray bug in the night. What a friend.
2025.04.13
From olive flowers to olive fruit!
2025.04.13
I got this plant as a gift and planted it not realizing it was mustard. I wonder if I'll be able
to make mustard sauce with the seeds.
2025.04.13
This fella was missing a leg when I found it. I left it alone and it hung on to my car for a long
while as I drove home. I hope it found what it was seeking.
2025.04.10
In the garage are many things, and one of them was a ladybug.
2025.04.07
Worry not! There isn't a spider on your screen. I hope you read this before throwing your phone
into a lake.
2025.03.30
I was stumped for a while when I found the first plant, thought it was a fungus at first but not
having gills tipped me off. Turns out it's the bottom of a kohlrabi, planted in an attempt to
get it to grow again.
2025.03.29
The flowers are everywhere for those with eyes to see them.
2025.03.29
The flowers are everywhere for those with eyes to see them.
2025.03.29
The flowers are everywhere for those with eyes to see them.
2025.03.29
The flowers are everywhere for those with eyes to see them.
2025.03.29
Special guest at the garden. Very cool and very nice.
2025.03.22
After nearly a decade, my olive tree has finally bloomed. Hoping for olives.
2025.03.20
Once you start looking closer you begin to see flowers everywhere.
2025.03.18
The small creatures deserve love too! So what they don't have skeletons?
2025.03.16
The small creatures deserve love too! So what they don't have skeletons?
2025.03.16
These two flowers were growing all on their own around my local community garden.
2025.03.15
These two flowers were growing all on their own around my local community garden.
2025.03.15
It's birb season!
2025.03.12
Before you scroll down and read the species, try to guess what this plant is. Hint: It's
edible.
2025.03.12
I'm honestly surprised it let me get as close as I did. Look how beautiful it is!
2025.03.06
Amazing variety of small flowers all about.
2025.03.06
Amazing variety of small flowers all about.
2025.03.06
Amazing variety of small flowers all about.
2025.03.06
Amazing variety of small flowers all about.
2025.03.06
Backyard bee buzzing by blooming blossoms, beauty beggars belief.
2025.03.02
You could say that I'm a lazy gardener who doesn't weed. I prefer to think that I'm inviting the
wandering plants to my garden.
2025.03.02
Flowers are blooming all around.
2025.02.21
Flowers are blooming all around.
Heterothecasubaxillaris
2025.02.21
Two states, pre and post-bloom.
Emiliasonchifolia
2025.02.19
Spring has come and the flowers are blooming already!
2025.02.15
Spring has come and the flowers are blooming already!
2025.02.15
Spring has come and the flowers are blooming already!
Jatrophaintegerrima
2025.02.15
"I think my cover is blown."
2025.02.14
Maybe I should eat this...
Salviamisella
2025.02.14
Tiny grey frog in the dead grass.
2025.02.13
A small flower in my front yard. The bees absolutely love it but people often think it's an ugly
weed. Why does everything have to appeal primarily to us?
Bidens
2025.02.11
A tiny fly and a tiny spider. Don't worry, they were on completely different walls, the fly made
it out alive and the spider went hungry.
2025.02.09
A tiny fly and a tiny spider. Don't worry, they were on completely different walls, the fly made
it out alive and the spider went hungry.
2025.02.09
Flowers around the garden.
2025.02.07
Flowers around the garden.
2025.02.07
Flowers around the garden.
2025.02.07
Flowers around the garden.
Catharanthusroseus
2025.02.07
A tiny red flower in my backyard.
Kalanchoeblossfeldiana
2025.02.05
Dwarf Umbrella Tree with ripening berries. Pretty sure they're poisonous.
Scheffleraarboricola
2025.01.20
A well hidden lizard sunning in the winter.
2025.01.09
2024
My little fig tree has produced little figs and they taste great.
2024.12.24
Patient anole poses for the camera.
2024.12.15
Spiky caterpillar.
2024.12.13
Earwig hiding in the mulch.
2024.12.07
Some fat carrots and perfect peppers from the community garden, and a bean flower.
2024.12.07
Some fat carrots and perfect peppers from the community garden, and a bean flower.
2024.12.07
Some fat carrots and perfect peppers from the community garden, and a bean flower.
2024.12.07
Glorious butterfly.
2024.12.03
This pair of Sandhill Cranes graced the garden, danced together in the lake, and allowed me to
get to a respectable distance for a few pictures. Absolutely beautiful, makes the whole day
perfect.
2024.11.30
A stack of pretty white flowers in the perennial section.
2024.11.30
This tiny spider was at most a quarter inch long.
2024.11.28
My rosemary bush is thriving and flowering.
2024.11.28
An odd orange fungus on a stick.
2024.11.24
A bee during take off after tasting of a star fruit flower.
2024.11.23
Figs in the sky.
2024.11.23
Red and green grasshopper.
2024.11.19
The starfruit tree in my backyard presents me with an early winter gift.
2024.11.18
An ant carrying a grub.
2024.11.16
Beautiful golden flowers and a mushroom on a log.
2024.11.09
Beautiful golden flowers and a mushroom on a log.
2024.11.09
A moth... peeing?
2024.11.07
A bee pollinating beans and a frog hanging out in them. A brown moth visits my
kitchen.
2024.11.02
A bee pollinating beans and a frog hanging out in them. A brown moth visits my
kitchen.
2024.11.02
A bee pollinating beans and a frog hanging out in them. A brown moth visits my
kitchen.
2024.11.02
Another bountiful harvest at the community garden.
2024.11.02
An anole abdicates all attachment at ancient attire.
2024.10.29
Assassin bug on a fig leaf.
2024.10.27
White bird on a car. Makes parking lots almost bearable.
2024.10.26
A tiny flower in an unpaved parking lot.
Richardiagrandiflora
2024.10.25
A butterfly resting, a trusting dragonfly, and frogs huddling in pineapples.
2024.10.19
A butterfly resting, a trusting dragonfly, and frogs huddling in pineapples.
2024.10.19
A butterfly resting, a trusting dragonfly, and frogs huddling in pineapples.
2024.10.19
A turtle, flowing jellyfish, a cuttlefish shape-shifting, a lunchtime ladybug, and a long legged
bug in the sink.
2024.10.18
A turtle, flowing jellyfish, a cuttlefish shape-shifting, a lunchtime ladybug, and a long legged
bug in the sink.
2024.10.18
A turtle, flowing jellyfish, a cuttlefish shape-shifting, a lunchtime ladybug, and a long legged
bug in the sink.
2024.10.18
A turtle, flowing jellyfish, a cuttlefish shape-shifting, a lunchtime ladybug, and a long legged
bug in the sink.
2024.10.18
A turtle, flowing jellyfish, a cuttlefish shape-shifting, a lunchtime ladybug, and a long legged
bug in the sink.
2024.10.18
Perfectly camouflaged grasshopper and a centipede.
2024.10.12
Perfectly camouflaged grasshopper and a centipede.
2024.10.12
What beautiful water melons we have.
2024.10.12
Dragonfly being coy.
2024.10.05
We got the yams! Before and after unearthing.
2024.10.05
We got the yams! Before and after unearthing.
2024.10.05
The beautiful flowers of the garden.
2024.10.03
The beautiful flowers of the garden.
2024.10.03
Butterflies are abound.
2024.09.28
Butterflies are abound.
2024.09.28
The fruits of the land by the sweat of the brow and the permission of The Provider.
2024.09.28
Bug, Snail, and Frogs in the Community Garden
2024.09.21
Bug, Snail, and Frogs in the Community Garden
2024.09.21
Bug, Snail, and Frogs in the Community Garden
2024.09.21
Blooming mint in the garden.
2024.09.17
Crow and Pigeon in Munich
2024.09.11
Crow and Pigeon in Munich
2024.09.11
Munich flowers.
2024.09.11
Munich flowers.
2024.09.11
Munich flowers.
2024.09.11
Big Berlin Bumble Bee Binging Pollen
2024.09.10
Nuremberg flowers.
2024.09.10
Nuremberg flowers.
2024.09.
Nuremberg flowers.
2024.09.10
Bird in Amsterdam
2024.09.08
Flowers in Germany.
2024.09.07
Flowers in Germany.
2024.09.07
Flowers in Germany.
2024.09.07
Flowers by Roman ruins.
2024.09.06
Flowers by Roman ruins.
2024.09.06
Blue Beetle in Germany
2024.09.04
A yellow flower in Germany.
2024.09.04
Frankfurt bus shelter and flowers.
2024.09.02
Frankfurt bus shelter and flowers.
2024.09.02
Frankfurt bus shelter and flowers.
2024.09.02
Frankfurt bus shelter and flowers.
2024.09.02
Sunrise Snail
2024.08.29
Bright orange mushrooms growing in my garden beds.
2024.08.29
Fuzzy Moth
2024.08.28
Lubber
2024.08.24
Hidden Green Fella and a Snail
2024.08.17
Hidden Green Fella and a Snail
2024.08.17
Jumping Spider
2024.08.16
Banana tree at my community garden. A wonder to look at, and soon taste!
2024.08.10
Black Damselfly
2024.08.08
Butterfly Eating and a Long Leg Spider
2024.08.06
Butterfly Eating and a Long Leg Spider
2024.08.06
Billbergia pyramidalis. I never thought I would see this plant flower.
2024.08.04
Butterfly
2024.06.23
Stink bug and Ladybug
2024.06.22
Stink bug and Ladybug
2024.06.22
A beautiful little pepper from the community garden and a mushroom signaling the great soil
quality.
2024.06.22
A beautiful little pepper from the community garden and a mushroom signaling the great soil
quality.
2024.06.22
A small yellow flower and a native painted leaf.
2024.06.08
A small yellow flower and a native painted leaf.
Euphorbiacyathophora
2024.06.08
Monarch Butterflies
2024.05.23
Sunshine Mimosa is one of my favorite plants and a great native ground cover.
Mimosaquadrivalvis
2024.05.14
Blackberries and sunflowers in by backyard garden. The sunflower seeds were given to me by a good
friend, which I am very grateful for.
2024.04.29
Blackberries and sunflowers in by backyard garden. The sunflower seeds were given to me by a good
friend, which I am very grateful for.
2024.04.29
One of the bougainvillea in my backyard.
2024.04.27
I was happily surprised to find the parsley had bloomed. My cherry tree gave me some cherries,
they're mostly pit but they taste great!
2024.04.24
I was happily surprised to find the parsley had bloomed. My cherry tree gave me some cherries,
they're mostly pit but they taste great!
2024.04.24
Volunteer tomatoes! They want to grow, all they need is a little water. They'll do all the rest,
from planting to fruiting.
2024.04.23
I think this dandelion is telling me to toss a coin to the Witcher?
2024.04.17
Yellow flowers in my backyard.
2024.04.11
Pomegranate flowers are as beautiful as the fruit they make. You can see hints of the fruit's
shape in the flower. Unfortunately no fruits were produced, I think the tree is still fairly
young.
2024.04.06
Monarch Butterflies Caterpillar
2024.03.31
Hidden Green Bug
2024.03.17
Flowers around the house.
2024.03.16
Flowers around the house.
Catharanthusroseus
2024.03.16
Wild flowers are beautiful sight.
2024.03.01
Ladybug
2024.02.29
This stem and flowers are tiny, the photo is really zoomed in.
Nuttallanthuscanadensis
2024.02.29
I could do with seeing more peach blossoms in my life.
2024.02.28
I had a great spring with tomatoes self seeding all throughout the garden. The lemon tree didn't
do so well through, but we did get a few small pumpkins.
2024.02.24
I had a great spring with tomatoes self seeding all throughout the garden. The lemon tree didn't
do so well through, but we did get a few small pumpkins.
2024.02.24
I had a great spring with tomatoes self seeding all throughout the garden. The lemon tree didn't
do so well through, but we did get a few small pumpkins.
2024.02.24
Pretty blue flowers.
2024.02.14
Life, uhhh... finds a way.
Emiliafosbergii
2024.02.12
Four leaf clovers, flowers, and my favorite herb: mint.
2024.02.10
Four leaf clovers, flowers, and my favorite herb: mint.
2024.02.10
Four leaf clovers, flowers, and my favorite herb: mint.
2024.02.10
Four leaf clovers, flowers, and my favorite herb: mint.
2024.02.10
Four leaf clovers, flowers, and my favorite herb: mint.
Kalanchoeblossfeldiana
2024.02.10
2023
This huge pink flowering all grew out on a little cutting our local plant dealer gave us for
free, now it's as tall as the fence. The yellow bougainvillea was also from that same
gardener.
2023.11.15
This huge pink flowering all grew out on a little cutting our local plant dealer gave us for
free, now it's as tall as the fence. The yellow bougainvillea was also from that same
gardener.
2023.11.15
Brown Grasshopper and Spiky Caterpillar
2023.11.14
Brown Grasshopper and Spiky Caterpillar
2023.11.14
Peacock flowers are some of my favorite. Although if I could I would rename them "Dragon Breath
Flowers".
Caesalpiniapulcherrima
2023.10.16
A pretty bouquet.
2023.10.15
Peach blossoms in the fall.
2023.10.07
Peach blossoms in the fall.
2023.10.07
Peach blossoms in the fall.
2023.10.07
Lizard Wizard
2023.10.01
Blackberry flower.
2023.07.01
Some blackberries, they were so delicious that I ate the best ones before thinking of taking a
picture.
2023.06.26
Peace lilies are surprisingly easy to get to bloom, and the peacock flower is vibrant as
ever.
2023.06.20
Peace lilies are surprisingly easy to get to bloom, and the peacock flower is vibrant as
ever.
Spathiphyllumwallisii
2023.06.20
If you pick one of these flowers and remove the center, you can shoot water through it like a
clown.
Catharanthusroseus
2023.06.16
Jumping Spider
2023.06.09
Neon Spider
2023.05.27
One of my purple hull bean harvests. I then let those beans dry and they became really easy to
clean and store.
2023.05.18
Some yellow wild flowers at a national park.
2023.05.13
Lounging Lizard
2023.04.15
My cherry and zucchini harvest. The cherries were mostly pit, but seeing a dozen bumblebees go
crazy was worth it.
2023.04.06
My cherry and zucchini harvest. The cherries were mostly pit, but seeing a dozen bumblebees go
crazy was worth it.
2023.04.06
Tomatoes, lemons, and roses. Not all plants have to be edible, some can just be pretty, or better
yet serve their ecosystem.
2023.03.25
Tomatoes, lemons, and roses. Not all plants have to be edible, some can just be pretty, or better
yet serve their ecosystem.
2023.03.25
Tomatoes, lemons, and roses. Not all plants have to be edible, some can just be pretty, or better
yet serve their ecosystem.
2023.03.25
Flying Insect
2023.03.17
2023.02.09
2022
Big ol' mushroom, must have been 8" in diameter.
2022.12.18
Bee Sneaking
2022.12.15
Woodpecker Admiring Their Reflection
2022.12.09
Bougainvillea and hibiscus flowers adding color to my backyard.
2022.11.08
Bougainvillea and hibiscus flowers adding color to my backyard.
2022.11.08
Bougainvillea and hibiscus flowers adding color to my backyard.
2022.11.08
A massive branch fell into my yard during a strong storm. The next day I started chopping it up,
lo and behold it was an avocado tree.
2022.09.30
Purple hull beans, cleaned and dried. Tasty with rice.
2022.09.27
Grasshopper
2022.09.25
Bean flowers are really pretty. They're like teasers to the tasty food to come.
2022.09.08
A mushroom growing in the sand.
2022.08.31
Snowy Egret
2022.08.27
Wasp
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
A variety of native and non-native flowers in my backyard. My favorite here is obviously the
lollipop or golden shrimp flower. I'll let you guess which one that is.
2022.08.16
Red flowers in bloom.
Jatrophaintegerrima
2022.08.09
A series of aesthetically growing mushrooms I encountered while out on the town.
2022.07.23
Beans on beans on beans.
2022.07.12
A bunch of native flowers just hanging out. They need some mulch and plenty of water as they
settle in.
2022.07.11
Sunshine mimosa at the local nursery. They have touch sensitive leaves.
Mimosaquadrivalvis
2022.07.09
Everglade tomato harvest. I'm surprised I got so many into the house, I usually just eat them
right off the plant.
2022.05.13
2021 And Before
Bee Eating
2018.09.16
Beautiful butterfly hanging out.
2017.09.03
Banana spider weaving its web.
2017.09.03
Little lizard lounging on a leaf.
2017.09.03
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