Lessons from the Lacewing
Camouflage
The Lacewing is best known for its ability to
blend in while quietly and confidently preparing
to stand out.
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Lessons from the Lacewing Camouflage The Lacewing is best known for its ability to blend in while quietly and confidently preparing to stand out.
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Baseball season and summer days remind me of the may fly! There were frequently clouds of mayflies at the Senator's games in Harrisburg. I've been told this is a rather glamorized version of the insect but I call it like I see it! The may fly lives less than 24 hours as an adult, some for only a few minutes. Life's short! Sparkle! Lessons from the Mayfly Transformation while in Motion The Mayfly reminds us that life is fleeting and precious and we should live it to the fullest. Embrace adventures and new opportunities while you grow and transform!  Lessons from the Luna The Luna or Moon Moth inspires us to have faith as we move through the dark hours of our lives. Be vigilant and trusting in using your intuition to find the light.    The dragonfly is from a series of insect paintings - I've always been fascinated with their iridescent colors and intricate patterns. Lessons from the Dragonfly The intense colors of the dragonfly brighten as they mature. He reminds us to pay attention to our deepest desires, never stop dreaming and remember that some of the most wonderful dreams come true later in life. Remain flexible and be ready to turn and change directions at a moment’s notice in order to fulfill your dreams.  Mayfly Yesterday a friend posted an essay stating that a house fly is as beautiful as any other wonders of nature. It reminded me of a series of insects I painted a few years ago. We collected and studied insects when I was in eight grade and I still remember the Latin names - Diptera are the flies, the butterfly is Lepidoptera, Coleoptera are the beetles . . . The insects were so spectacular and I began painting insects, reptiles and amphibians long before I turned to birds and flowers. My friend Doris laughed at my Mayfly and insists that the ones that splat on her car windows and form clouds at baseball games aren't nearly this beautiful, but then I'll admit to viewing the world with rose colored glasses.
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