Category: Environmental

  •   "Definitely looks like his father!"     Photo by Paula Post. Shot at the Alligator Farm in St. Augustine.

  •     How tightly wrapped are you?   Will you unfold into something big and beautiful when your time comes?   Most definitely!   Happy first day of Spring!      

  •   Nestlings are so very vulnerable. This little one endured severe thunderstorms, only to be stalked by a crowd of noisy crows and survived that too.   Nature provides lots of drama for her creatures. Perhaps we all have a nestling within us…our inner hatchling.   It's the part of us that has come through…

  • In St. Augustine, there are several couplings of Palm and Oak trees. They are affectionately called "Love Trees."   I call them "Ouch Trees."        

  •       Not bad!  

  •     A black beach. Beautiful cliffs. In Iceland, the air is so clear that you really can see forever.   Forever – Now that's an interesting word. According to Webster,  forever: adv. 1. without ever ending: eternally. 2. without stopping: continually.   Can you see forever? Love forever? Some say that we live forever,…

  •     Sometimes a shift in perspective can transform a situation…   or help you make sense of a photograph!     Photo taken at Blue Springs, State Park, Florida

  •     What do you do when you're feeling off balance? Do you wriggle one way and then another? Do you blame some one or some thing? Was it perhaps something that you ate or drank – last night? Or something that someone said that threw you off?   Do you ever wonder if there is…

  •     Did you see the moon yesterday? After the sun set, the moon was above Jupiter and Venus in a beautiful line.   When I was young, I learned that Jupiter had 9 moons. Today, so far, they have counted 39 moons orbiting Jupiter!   It was the discovery of Jupiter's 4 satellites, (all…

  •   In marble halls as white as milk, lined with skin as soft as silk in a fountain crystal clear a golden apple doth appear. There are no doors to this stronghold, yet thieves break in and steal the gold.   What is it? (don't peek!)           Thanks Billy, for sharing…