June 25 – My Nature Journal
Wildlife photos taken on this date feature a skink with an exciting past, a carnivorous grasshopper cousin, and one bad-ass robber fly.
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June 22 – My Nature Journal
Wildlife photos taken on this date feature a Pearl Crescent butterfly, Variegated Fritillary butterflies, and a large spider with a frightening name.
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April 04 – My Nature Journal
Wildlife photos taken on this date feature skittering lizards, iridescent fish, a striking dragonfly, and an extremely large spider.
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March 28 – My Nature Journal
Wildlife photos taken on this date feature Ring-necked Ducks, an American Crow, a usually inconspicuous jumping spider, and a beetle with a blistering defense.
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March 22 – My Nature Journal
Wildlife photos taken on this date feature a secretive snake, a pair of sibling Bald Eagles, and a very large spider lurking where one might prefer it did not.
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March 11 – My Nature Journal
Wildlife photos taken on this date feature a hatchling turtle rescue, belligerent Musk Turtles, a dying catfish, and the largest wolf spider in North Carolina.
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Wild Facts About The Zipper Spider
Meet the Zipper Spider (Argiope aurantia), one of the biggest, baddest, and easiest to spot spiders found in the southeastern United States.
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Wild Facts About The Spiny-Backed Orb Weaver Spider
Meet the Spiny-backed Orb Weaver Spider (Gasteracantha cancriformis), a tiny, harmless spider with a creepy resemblance to an evil-looking hocky mask.
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Wild Facts About The Marbled Orb Weaver Spider
Meet the Marbled Orb Weaver Spider (Araneus marmoreus). Learn how to find and identify these amazing creatures, and explore fun facts about how they live.
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Wild Facts About The Hentz Orb Weaver Spider
Meet the Hentz Orb Weaver Spider (Neoscona crucifera), a large, common, and variable orb weaving spider found in the southeastern United States.
