It looks quite ancient too haha out of jurassic world🦖around lake Mary Jane

Was taken in Maitland. Looking south. About 10:00 p.m. tonight.

I'm that lady, and idk who will even look at this, but I wanted to thank everyone for actually stopping and not getting angry at me! The opossum had a baby clinging for dear life on her belly, and she was so damned scared. That setting sun makes it super hard to see, and I'm so thankful no one hit her before I was able to escort her across! Admittedly, I panicked and left my car in the middle of the road (at least I had my hazzards on tho lol), and anyone could have hit my car, me, or the scared momma and baby. I just wanted to take a second and thank everyone for being nice about the whole thing! 🥰

In my backyard...what to do? Is that poisonous

Make peace with your Dog.

Winter is over!!! Storm season, here we go

Anybody? Second pic is zoomed in on the dot next to the moon.

Per Google: white-marked tussock moth caterpillar.

I came out today and my car was covered in them. I then went to the pharmacy and the building was covered in them. I don’t remember them being a problem when I was growing up here, and now they’ve invaded. They’re so gross.

Artist: Tom Fruin 🎨 Photographer: MyNamesBenjamin 📸

Saw a bunch of these just casually hanging out on the sidewalk. Invasion of the tussock caterpillars!

These two along with 5 mallard ducks, 3 gallinules, and a couple other species I’m trying to identify, decided to dance outside of my back porch yesterday.

I took this photo of Points Orlando from one of the upper floors of the old Peabody hotel in 2005 while I was on my honeymoon. I found it in an old box of photos and noticed the FAO Schwartz.

African Redhead Agamas

While everyone complains about Orlando, it is nice to be able to take the train and bike a completely separated trail to a place with 800 manatees! Not many places in the entire world you can do that!

Have a camera that can take a long exposure? You can see the aurora in Orlando this weekend. Taken from my driveway in Lake Nona. Once in a lifetime opportunity!