OrthopteraThese nymphs appear in an "army" every year at the same time. They seem to be everywhere.
Friday, January 4, 2008
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Photographing nature brings such joy to my life. Certain photographs have a way of bringing an excitement to my heart as I see the tiniest part of a flower or catch just that certain "expression" on the face of a raccoon. I sincerely hope you will enjoy this site and come back often to visit.
****All photos used in this site are
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- Beauty among fallen leaves
- Buffon's Macaw
- Anole Ear Opening
- Big Flower, Tiny Fly
- Garden Spider
- Caterpillars
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- Larus occidentalis
- Beautiful Romerillo
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- Lizard!
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- The sun is such a difficult part of nature to phot...
- Love Bugs Plecia nearctica
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- Anolis sagrei sagrei
- Lepidoptera
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- Grasshopper in My Hand
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- Have you any food?
- Acalypha wilkesiana (Copper Plants)
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- Feeding on the Beach
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Photographing nature brings such joy to my life. Certain photographs have a way of bringing an excitement to my heart as I see the tiniest part of a flower or catch just that certain "expression" on the face of a raccoon. I sincerely hope you will enjoy this site and come back often to visit.
****All photos used in this site are
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