Peck Butterfly House II | Black Swallowtail Color This Black Swallowtail rests while showing off its dazzling colors. See the whole story in Peck Butterfly House II | a 7 Image Story. This image is number 2 of 7 in the category: Peck Butterfly House II. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Peck Butterfly House II | Black Swallowtail Busy Although butterflies are less efficient than bees at moving pollen between plants, this Swallowtail appears to be very busy trying. See the whole story in Peck Butterfly House II | a 7 Image Story. This image is number 1 of 7 in the category: Peck Butterfly House II. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Prairie Burn Goes Green | Yellow Daisy Yellow Daisy to light up your day! Never enough flowers! See the whole story in Prairie Burn Goes Green | a 7 Image Story. This image is number 7 of 7 in the category: Prairie Burn Goes Green. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Prairie Burn Goes Green | Shades of Yellow Wildflowers Yellow seems to dominate the wildflowers in the new prairie. See the whole story in Prairie Burn Goes Green | a 7 Image Story. This image is number 6 of 7 in the category: Prairie Burn Goes Green. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Prairie Burn Goes Green | Save the Bees Wildflowers in the new prairie need bees for pollination. Bees are in the decline in our country. Prairie flowers help the bees recover. See the whole story in Prairie Burn Goes Green | a 7 Image Story. This image is number 5 of 7 in the category: Prairie Burn Goes Green. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Prairie Burn Goes Green | Prairie Wildflower Wildflowers abound in the new prairie. It’s amazing that beautiful flowers three feet tall appear in less than four months after the burn. See the whole story in Prairie Burn Goes Green | a 7 Image Story. This image is number 4 of 7 in the category: Prairie Burn Goes Green. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Today’s Image | Turtle on Concrete This Painted Turtle was crossing a driveway headed for the street. After capturing a few images, it moved right into the street and started to follow the gutters going uphill. Obviously, this route would probably not end well for the turtle. So, I picked it up with gloves and moved it to some woods with a nice shallow lake just down a short hill. (This image again used a 10mm extension tube to focus so closely.) Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
Recent Photos | Flower Burst Yep, it’s an Allium. A burst of small flowers in a ball. Note: I post an image most days at hankconrad.com.
