More on the nature of my garden

Who's ready for more bugs and plants? I know I am. Who needs people anyways.
I was really freaking this bug out. He was unhappy having his photo taken.
Freshly blooming Gladiolas.
The nest these fellows are forming right outside my bedroom window.

I thought it was nice

A further transformation of a weed from an earlier post.

Like brother like sister

We might as well be twins. Look at us, both adventuring in the wilderness against deadly beast. Mine being a Rattlesnake(which also just happens to be a nickname of mine), and his being some form of deadly island snake. Maybe I'm just in my backyard in Arkansas, and he's in the middle of the jungle in Panama, but those are about the same right? And maybe he killed his by chopping off it's head with a machete, and I found mine already dead in the road, but whatever, we're equals in my eyes.

Nothin' like bugs on plants

Apparently I have recently obtained a fascination with bugs and flowers coinciding in the same photo. Tis' the season.
On honeysuckle.
And I'm not sure I've ever come across this kind before.

This is rapidly turning into a nature blog

Some things are just way more interesting close up. Such as this plant. Actual size, about that of a gumball.

More spring

It's Spring!

And I'm so glad to be home for it.