This is how flowers may appear to many insects
Photographer Craig Burrows used ultraviolet photography to reveal flower patterns that humans can't see but many insects including bees and butterflies use to find nectar and pollen
One of the world's most colorful birds lives in the African savanna
The lilac-breasted roller flashes brilliant blue wings and vibrant feathers every time it flies
This tiny riverbird looks like a feathered blue ball
The Plumbeous Water Redstart lives along fast flowing mountain streams, where it hops between rocks in search of insects. Its puffed up feathers, slate-blue plumage and rusty-red tail give it an irresistibly round appearance
@jake_burns18 I keep telling people I love the sport. Played it my entire life. The upper level of play is riddled with problems for teams and their fans.
@_PeteSmith_ The people in power don't care about the people they "serve". Period. End of explanation. The whole thing has run its course. Only thing left is how they divvy up the profits. Pathetic. I have no hope that it will change.