Subscribe to Show Me Nature Photography
Featured Information
Due to my recent move to the Lake of the Ozarks, along with the Covid issues, I am currently not teaching group classes. However, I am available for private individual or very small group, in-the-field teaching, where we can safely learn more about our cameras and our photographic techniques..
"2020/early 2021 Photography Classes"Search the Blog
-
Recent Postings
Categories
- 2006 (5)
- 2007 (5)
- 2008 (5)
- 2009 (19)
- 2010 (62)
- 2011 (7)
- 2012 (155)
- 2013 (326)
- 2014 (328)
- 2015 (227)
- 2016 (167)
- 2017 (112)
- 2018 (116)
- 2019 (49)
- 2020 (83)
- 2021 (26)
- Art Festivals (2)
- Astrophotography (51)
- Bird Photography (484)
- Birds (532)
- Blog (2,084)
- Butterfly Photography (85)
- Drone Photography (4)
- Flower (12)
- focus stacking (71)
- Fun Friday post (178)
- HDR (17)
- Insect Photography (182)
- Landscape Photography (255)
- Macro Photography (431)
- Mammals (303)
- National Park (113)
- Nature Photography (1,574)
- Photography Classes (3)
- Photography from a kayak (182)
- Photography Tips (52)
- Photography Workshop (36)
- Reptiles and Amphibians (39)
- Sports (2)
- Sunrises/Sunsets (37)
- Travel Photography (820)
- Uncategorized (1)
- Video (9)
- Waterfalls (11)
- Wildflowers (413)
ShowMeNature Topics
2010 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Alaska Bald Eagle bear behavior Bird birding bird photography birds birdwatching Blog brown bear Cass County Colorado cute Dorsett Hill Prairie fall Florida Hallo Bay insect Inside Passage kayaking landscape macro photography mammals meadow Missouri National Park nature nature photography photography prairie spring Squaw Creek NWR summer travel wildflower winter
Fun Friday: Changes in My Nursery
As I mentioned in a post last week, I have collected several Black Swallowtail butterfly eggs and caterpillars. They are housed in a mesh, indoors “nursery” in my rural Missouri home. I had been waiting for the caterpillar to begin making it’s chrysalis. Well, I went to bed on Tuesday night and the caterpillar was […]
Posted in 2018, Blog, Butterfly Photography, focus stacking, Fun Friday post, Insect Photography, Macro Photography, Nature Photography
Tags: 2018, behavior, black swallowtail, Blog, butterfly, Cass County, caterpillar, chrysalis, fall, insect, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography
Leave a comment
Leave a comment
Fun Friday: No Longer an “Empty Nester”
About a week ago, as I was walking past my rural Missouri butterfly garden, I noticed a Black Swallowtail that was busy laying eggs on a parsley plant (host plant for these beautiful butterflies). Yesterday, I closely inspected the plant to see if I could find the eggs … voila, I found about a dozen […]
Posted in 2018, Butterfly Photography, focus stacking, Fun Friday post, Insect Photography, Macro Photography, Nature Photography
Tags: 2018, behavior, black swallowtail, Blog, butterfly eggs, Cass County, caterpillar, fall, insect, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography
Leave a comment
Leave a comment
Fun Friday: The Complete Smile
In today’s Fun Friday post, I’m featured a view of the Black Swallowtail caterpillar that you probably don’t see very often. As a photographer, it’s a view that I get all too often, but usually don’t want! While in my friend’s beautiful butterfly garden a couple of days ago, there were three Black Swallowtail caterpillars […]
Black Swallowtail (Re-post)
(This post originally posted in September 2010) The other morning, when I first entered the Prairie Meadow, I came upon this lovely Black Swallowtail butterfly (Papilio polyxenes) hanging on to a prairie grass stem. He seemed to be “frozen” to the grass. And my stumbling around in the low light (this image was taken just […]
Posted in 2010, 2013, Blog, Butterfly Photography, Macro Photography, Nature Photography
Tags: 2010, behavior, black swallowtail, Blog, butterfly, Cass County, macro photography, meadow, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, prairie, summer, swallowtail
2 Comments
2 Comments