Kristi Taylor Photography

05/03/2026

Morrison’s Bumble Bee in currant blossoms. I first saw this variety of bumblebee late last fall — I’m so glad to see it again!

04/12/2026

These are the kind of days I wait all winter for.

04/12/2026

04/12/2026

Help me identify this spider!?

04/11/2026

Violet Tanbark Beetle! This one is new to me! If you know more about this critter, I’d love to hear more about it!

03/21/2026

02/16/2026

Not so typical for a February day, but honored just the same that this little wasp stopped long enough for a photo of its incredible wings. Look at the iridescence! 🤩

02/12/2026

There’s a predator waiting for the perfect moment in this shot, if you look closely enough.

02/06/2026

“Honeybee in Salvia”
Kristi Taylor
Powell, Wyoming
First place, amateur category
NWC Photography Exhibtion
open though February 28
Gallery hours Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 3:00-6:00pm

01/25/2026

Healthy habitats work in layers—from flowering plants above ground to roots, fungi, and organisms below the surface.
Effective in Zones 4–9 using native plants and undisturbed soil.

• Flowering plants — provide nectar and seeds for insects and birds.
• Native grasses — protect soil and create surface shelter.
• Leaf litter — feeds microbes and shelters overwintering species.
• Root systems — stabilize soil and support underground life.
• Soil organisms — form the foundation of the food web.

🌿 When life thrives below the soil, everything above it becomes stronger.