Aaron Horrell

Horrell: Is this a cruise ship?

October 12

Horrell: Is this a cruise ship?Discover how a floating log in a farm pond sparked childhood memories and transformed into a whimsical cruise ship in the eyes of artist and outdoorsman Horrell.

Is this a monarch butterfly?

October 4

Is this a monarch butterfly?Think you spotted a monarch butterfly? It might be a viceroy. Learn how to tell the difference between these look-alike butterflies and discover their unique traits.

Horrell: Can you say melissodes?

September 28

Horrell: Can you say melissodes?Photographer Discovers Rare Bee Species in September Morning Expedition: Local artist and outdoorsman Horrell captures close-up photos of a melissodes bee, a rare find among goldenrod flowers.

Crepe myrtle underground attack

September 14

Crepe myrtle underground attackCrepe Myrtle Under Siege: Powdery Mildew Threatens Jean Whitaker Park's Blooms. Learn effective control methods from local artist and outdoorsman Horrell.

Capturing nature's charm: Grasshopper on sunflower near a hay field

September 8

Capturing nature's charm: Grasshopper on sunflower near a hay fieldDiscover the charm of a summer farm scene featuring a two-striped slant face grasshopper on a sunflower, a tractor with a round baler, and the vibrant life of hay fields.

Saving a bumblebee from a watery fate

August 31

Saving a bumblebee from a watery fateAn artist recounts saving a bumblebee from drowning in a pool, offering a crucial tip: use a tool, not your fingers, to avoid a painful sting.

Horrell: Don't get caught in this

August 24

Horrell: Don't get caught in thisOrb weaver spiders and their impressive web designs. With over 2,000 species globally, these spiders create webs that can span up to three feet. Learn more about their fascinating web-building process.

Through the Woods: A North American beauty

August 17

Through the Woods: A North American beautyDiscover the elusive beauty of the pipevine swallowtail butterfly in North America. Learn where to find and photograph this stunning yet fleeting creature, despite its short lifespan and skittish nature.

Horrell: Easter prickly pear cactus

August 10

Horrell: Easter prickly pear cactusDiscover the eastern prickly pear cactus, a widespread yet unassuming plant found from the Gulf of Mexico to Ontario. Learn about its unique features and where to spot it in Southeast Missouri.

Horrell: A bee that likes mud

August 3

Horrell: A bee that likes mudThe mason bee, a native North American insect, builds intricate nests from mud and plays a crucial role in pollination. Learn how this tiny architect thrives unnoticed in our landscapes.

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