The beauty of science

Published Jul 18, 2012 at 3:34 pm (Updated Jul 18, 2012)
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  • This Halloween Pennants (Celithemis eponina) dragonfly is looking for insects at the ends of these onion greens.




  • This pruple coneflower provides a perfect resting place for this great spangled fritillary.




  • Daylilies are one of the manywildflowers in bloom this time of year.



Photographer Gale Miko’s camera - as well as her curiousity and knowledge - captured these glimpses of the partnership between insects and flowers.


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