March | 2010 | Attack of the 50 Foot Bug

Katydid March 31, 2010

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Last years katydid.

Snail March 23, 2010

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I personally don’t find snails very interesting as photography subjects. It is early spring and there isn’t a lot to photograph right now, though. Besides, they move slow. This guy is less than a centimeter in width.

Another weed blooming. March 21, 2010

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The actual flower is less than 1 centimeter across.

Bees working in the hive. March 21, 2010

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This photo was taken during the Summer of 2009 in a friends beehive. We were harvesting honey that day.

Working Bee March 17, 2010

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I collected this shot from a plant in my backyard last summer.

Pill bugs March 16, 2010

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A couple of pill bugs frolic under a board. Their eyes are not quite what I expected. The pill bug is the only crustacean that can spend its entire life on land.

Tiny flower bud March 16, 2010

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This is the bud for the flower in the previous post. It’s about 2-3 millimeters across.

Weeds are some of the first things to bloom in the spring. March 16, 2010

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I’m not sure what this flower is. It looks like some sort of orchid. Actual size is about a half a centimeter across.

Empty pollen basket March 14, 2010

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This was almost a throw away photo. Its a great example of what a pollen basket looks like on a honey bee. A professor at Oklahoma State University contacted me about this photo. He wanted permission to included it in course materials for an upcoming class.