Here is a selection of colorful and interesting photos of nature that we have shot in 2016.
While not exactly natural, this picture was shot in late 2015 and shows an interesting abstract from the air. 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Also shot in relatively late 2015, I found it interesting that this one legged grasshopper had survived so late in the year. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Living on a beautiful park, like Evansville’s Garvin Park, has real advantages in the Winter like a constant barrage of wildlife. This Cardinal enjoyed the Winter weather. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Of course you have seen crocus on this page before but they really are beautiful little flowers that always remind us that Spring is just around the corner. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
This dove takes flight seeming to avoid camera exposure. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Hyacinths and hen bit after a rain. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Unsure just what this little insect is. But it seemed to like being on this white hyacinth. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Hyacinths take on a patriotic appearance with their colors during short blooming period in the early Spring. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Ah! Spring on Herndon Drive. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
An Asiatic Dayflower takes on a kind of animal look on close up view. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
A Katydid with very long antennae feasts on a spring bloom. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
A leaf unfolds on a common weed. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
A tiny Fruit Fly inspects a half eaten leaf. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
Daytime sex for nighttime bugs. Two lighting bugs copulate on a Cone Flower. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
This giant mushroom appeared in my yard. It was abstractly beautiful. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
This was a tiny wildflower on a small weed. But the bloom was just a wonderful shade of red. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
This Morning Glory was attached to A strand of Pampus Grass at the Valley Watch office. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV
I call this my IU Mum. Just ignore the Purdue colored bug that is trying to eat it. © 2016 BlairPhotoEVV