A medium-close-up of a field of purple flowers. The flowers are arranged on spikes of many small flowers. — *Liatris tenuifolia* in the Fall Line Sandhills of Taylor County, GA

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Very close close-up of a tree frog clinging to a branch, showing detail of the frog's bright green skin and golden eye — Green treefrog, *Hyla cinerea*, at Sweetwater Creek State Park

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Sarah Kelsey

@botanylicious

Writer, photographer, botanist, birder, tarot reader, general nature enthusiast in Georgia. Late-diagnosed autistic. I write about nature and neurodivergence. Photo credit: Hal Massie, used with permission.