Uncategorized Sun shining through new spring leaves in an Appalachian mountain forest by user|Published May 8, 2015
Published October 6, 2015 Pitcher Plants Years ago as a graduate student at Harvard I was part of a team documenting the first case of carnivory in bromeliads. […]
Published August 22, 2015 Ebony jewelwing At first glance these damselflies look somewhat like butterflies when they fly, with their fluttering wings. A closer glance shows the exquisite […]
Published June 14, 2015 Slow motion campfire After a couple s’mores my interest in the fire in the Smoky Mountains turned to photography. I played with different angles and […]
Published April 7, 2020 Share Beauty In early spring, bloodroot begin pushing up through the half-frozen soil. They are named for the red sap found throughout the plant, […]