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Description: My graphic illustration a 'zombie' frilled-lizard in neon yellow and black.

Description: My graphic illustration a 'zombie' frilled-lizard in neon orange and black.

Description: My graphic illustration a 'zombie' frilled-lizard in neon red and black.

Description: Lamp post in New York's Central Park in winter with bare tree branches.

Description: My digital illustration of an albino axolotl. These little guys are so cute. Albino axolotls appear pinkish in color with red eyes and bright gills. I tried to capture their translucent look. Axolotls are a critically endangered species.

Description: My digital illustration of a melanoid axolotl and an albino axolotl. Axolotls are a critically endangered species.

Description: Rear shot of a rocket at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

Description: My graphic illustration a 'zombie' frilled-lizard in neon blue and black.

Description: My illustration of an Emperor Dragonfly, with colorful luminescent wings.

Description: Several Great Egrets wading in a marsh in search of something tasty to eat. Photo was taken in Connecticut

Description: Illustrated Praying mantis. Colorful wings and a bright green body. She's got attitude.

Description: My illustration of a leafy seadragon in shades of gold and yellow with deep and bright blues.

Description: Look at those cuties! Baby sea lions napping on the rocks in Monterey, California.

Description: My illustrated black and teal Siamese fighting fish, also known as a betta fish, swimming on a blue background. Original illustration.

Description: Black and white photo of Hermosa Beach, California, in November.

Description: Two Siamese fighting fish one black and teal, the other hot pink and white, swimming on a blue background. Original illustration.

Description: Illustration of a male Maratus volans, also known as the peacock spider, doing his mating dance. I decided to take it a step further and have him have the actually markings and coloring of a peacock's tail.

Description: Sweet little hummingbird in flight. This is an illustration I did for Illustration Friday. The theme was "fast."

Description: My illustration of an Emperor Dragonflies with colorful luminescent wings.

Description: I watched this sea turtle swim to shore, then slowly push himself up. I was lucky enough to catch him yawning.

Description: Closeup photo of the cool looking Clematis seed head.

Description: Pink tulips in a flower bed with the sunlight making patterns in the petals.

Description: The Corpse Plant, also known as Ghost Plant and Indian Pipe, this flower does not contain chlorophyll. It’s parasitic! They feed off fungi that have a symbiotic relationship with trees. Cool and freaky.

Description: Bug's-eye view of pink tulips with a slight yellow base. The North End of Boston in the background.

Description: Light reflections in a pond with pink waterlilies.

Description: Bug's-eye view of a bright orange spring tulip against a blue sky.

Description: Orange tulips on a spring day. One reaching for the sky.

Description: We all know the truth, "This is the way the world ends" with zombie squirrels. Are you ready?

Description: Close up of a bright red rose as it begins to die. Part of the Dead Rose Series.

Description: Sun-kissed pink tulips tinged with yellow.

Description: Close up, macro, photo of a vibrant pincusion, Leucospermum cordifolium. The vibrant orange and soft pink scream for attention.

Description: Closeup photograph of an orange tulip bed with lots of light and shadow play creating shades of deep orange and yellow.

Description: Close up of a giant yellow dahlia. This flower was a big as my head!

Description: Tell people what you write, read, and watch. For Cozy Mystery lovers.

Description: Original illustration of a bleeding heart flowers with a ribbon like stem. Also known as lyre flower, heart flower, Asian bleeding hearts, and lady-in-a-bath. They are commonly pink but there are white varieties as well. Mine are red!

Description: Original illustration of a Tacca chantrieri, commonly known as the Bat Flower. The common name comes from the fact that is it looks like a bat’s face or a bat in flight. Coloring varies from maroon to brown to black, but there is also a white species. The flowers have long whiskers trailing downward from the center. The triangular parts in the center will open into smaller flowers, which make the plant look rather creepy to me. I read these are popular garden flowers, but there is very little information about them. They may or may not be orchids. -- But they are pretty cool.