Uncategorized Menacing sky by user|Published June 22, 2015 Last evening only hours after summer started a sudden thunderstorm popped up and a lone vulture braved the wild winds. There was violent thunder from several directions as these clouds swirled fueled by the day’s heat.
Published April 20, 2017 Quiet Roar I live around 40 minutes from Tennessee’s newest state park. Rocky Fork is just over 2000 acres, surrounded by an additional 7600 […]
Published July 14, 2015 Camouflaged gray tree frog This diminutive frog has good camouflage and can change its color to match the background much as chameleons do. Although generally […]
Published March 21, 2017 The Enigma of the Rocks On my last day visiting the Zapata Peninsula I went with a wildlife guide to explore a trail known as Sendero Enigma […]
Published September 29, 2015 Monarch Migration In terms of migratory drama, monarchs are the diminutive wildebeests of the sky. They are the only butterflies that make a two-way […]