Not getting enough nature? All items below are made using my photography from over the years. These are personal favorites.
Phone Wallpapers
Moon Jellyfish
These jellies lack brains, hearts, blood, and instead have a nerve net for sensing light and touch.
Flamingo Lily
There are more than 1,000 species of this lily. The part often thought to be a flower is actually a leaf!
Hydrangea
The color of its flowers depends on the amount of aluminum in the soil, influenced by its pH.
Crested Candelabra Plant
Often referred to as the Dragon Bones, this phone wallpaper is perfect for lovers of the classics.
Fern
Ferns are known to date back about 145 million years. These may have been consumed by plant-loving dinos like the Stegosaurus.
Dogwood
These trees got their name from their medicinal use to treat dogs for mange. The petal-like parts aren’t flowers, but are bracts to attract pollinators to the true flowers in the center.
Downy Woodpecker
This woodpecker is the smallest of the woodpecker species in North America. Males have a red spot on the back of their heads.
Red-Bellied Woodpecker
This woodpecker has a long, barbed, sticky tongue that can extend two inches past its beak to extract prey from deep crevices. If you see one on your tree, it means it’s healthy!
Bluebird
Male bluebirds have the traditional bright blue head and wings with the rust-colored throat and white stomach, while females have a duller coloration.
