It may be hard to believe, but life in 21st century Wakulla County is fairly constant and predictable from the human perspective. The seasons change with regularity as the sun, moon and stars relocate on… Read More
Perceptions of reality are always based on a point-of-view. Change the perspective and the object’s features, benefits and negative traits are all altered. This is especially true with one of Wakulla County’s most easily identified… Read More
The housefly, Musca domestica, is the most common domestic fly in Wakulla County and just about everywhere else on the planet. It accounts for about 90 percent of all flies in areas of human habitations…. Read More
Nobility is an ancient notion which harkens back to the earliest human records. Succinctly put, an individual or group is considered superior because of one or more loftier qualities which place them at the top… Read More
Having a big mouth can cause the owner no end of grief and problems. This special trait has a distinct capacity for certain performance expectations in the minds of those in close proximity. Even in… Read More
by Les Harrison November’s frosty nights stand in stark contrast to the warmer eves of a few weeks back. The raucous chirp of crickets has been replaced with a deafening silence, interrupted occasionally with the… Read More
Hitchhiking was once a common means of low cost transportation. A person would walk to the nearest road and hold out their left fist with the thumb pointed up while attempting to make eye contact… Read More
They are the perfect icon for Halloween. On the edge between reality and legend, these carnivores silently flutter in the darkness. Today there are over 1,200 bat species worldwide which are living in a variety… Read More
Halloween is less than two weeks away and the preparations are ongoing for this annual event. Soon throngs of children dressed as a mob of super hero, princesses, and nightmare creatures will be ringing doorbells… Read More
The weather signs indicate autumn is in the air as well as being on the calendar. The mornings have cooled noticeably even though there are still some warm days to come. The plants, animals and… Read More
