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Where Art Meets the Heart

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With Bugtographytm
by Phil


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Toxomerus occidentalis - Syrphid Fly

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Up Close

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Picture of the Month

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Quantum Zen

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Phil's Art

link to neatlinks page, a collection of art, writing, photography and spiritual sites that share a common purpose
Neat Links

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Select a Gallery to view.

These galleries are continually updated.


order Hymenoptera

Link to bee photo gallery
link to wasp photo gallery
link to Sawfly photo gallery

order Diptera

Link to Fly photo gallery

order Ephemeroptera

Link to Mayfly photo gallery

order Odonata

Link to Dragonfly photo gallery
Link to damselfly nature photography and macro images




order Coleoptera

Link to Beetle photo gallery

order Trichoptera

Link to Caddisfly photo gallery

order Lepidoptera

Link to Butterfly photo gallery
Link to Skipper photo gallery
Link to Moth photo gallery

order Hemiptera

Link to True Bugs photo gallery

order Raphidioptera

Link to Snakefly photo gallery

Class Arachnida

Link to Spider photo gallery
Link to Spider/Harvestmen photo gallery
Link to Spider/Mites and Ticks photo gallery

order Orthoptera

Link to Grasshopper photo gallery

order Neuroptera

Link to Neuroptera photo gallery

order Microcoryphia

Link to Microcoryphia photo gallery - Bristletails
order Dermaptera

Link to Dermaptera photo gallery - Earwigs
order Thysanoptera

Link to Thysanoptera photo gallery - Thrips
order Blattodea

Link to Blattodea photo gallery - Termites

Order Psocodea

Link to Psocodea photo gallery - Barklice, Booklice, and Parasitic Lice
order Megaloptera

Link to Megaloptera photo gallery - Alderflies, Dobsonflies and Fishflies
subphylum Myriapoda

Link to Myriapoda photo gallery - Centipedes and Millipedes


In Memory of Fleggy
In Memory of Missie
In Memory of Chester

Picture Of The Month

Link to:
Lophocampa maculata Moth, Life Cycle and Development Sequence

From Mom, her eggs, the caterpillars, to pupa. A daily observation log, including photos showing their development.

Help find the lost Ladybug.  Join the Lost Ladybug Project.

This site is image intensive. To best view it as designed, you should have a highspeed Internet connection, a Firefox browser and a 17 inch monitor. You should also have the font "Calligrapher" installed.

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Acknowledgements:

I'd like to give thanks to Dr. Dennis Paulson, Director Emeritus of The Slater Museum of Natural History at the University of Puget Sound and Steve Valley of the Oregon Dragonfly And Damselfly Survey for their help in identifying the various images presented in my Dragonfly Gallery and my Damselfly Gallery.

I'd also like to thank the gang over at Bug Guide for their expertise in all areas. They're a great bunch of friendly people and an excellent resource for identifying many of the bugs I've discovered around the yard and neighborhood.


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*Picture of the month - April 2013*

Angel

picture of the month - March 2013 - Angel. Submitted by Phil Huntley-Franck. Copyright, Phil Huntley-Franck. All rights reserved by Phil Huntley-Franck. Displayed on Where Art Meets The Heart with permission by Phil Huntley-Franck.

Photographed by Phil

Angel was born on our property in the spring of 2011.  Last year she had her first brood.  After nesting, she teamed up with Duskie and her brood, then Winglet and her brood.  When the ten turkeys returned to the flock (affectionately called The Puffsters), after introducing the poults to the lay of their territory, Angel had a severe leg/hip injury; she had a very pronounced limp and walked like her hip had been/was out of joint.  We coddled her, and she's now almost completely healed - her limp has turned into a cute little waddle, and she has no trouble keeping up with the other forty turkeys.  Earlier this week, she again went off to nest.  We hope she remembers us and returns with this year's brood.

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If you have an interesting digital image you'd like us to consider for "Picture of the Month", and you own the copyright to that photo, submit a photo. (You will be linked to our contact page.)

And don't forget to visit the Photo of the Month Archive

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