Make the time you spend outdoors in your yard even more enjoyable by carefully choosing plants to grow that can naturally repel flies and other unwanted pests.

Renee Martin for Way.com You know those places that feel so dreamlike that you ask yourself, 'Did I just fall into a ...

Duns are one of the prettiest bugs that exist in our local rivers. World-renowned fly tyer AK Best calls it the “glamour ...

Rare blue-ghost fireflies are generally associated with the southern Appalachian region, but researchers say their range is ...

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies and Norske Skog Golbey have teamed up to make cement that’s better for people and the ...

Mayflies are harmless, don't bite, and indicate a healthy water environment. Communities along the Great Lakes are preparing for the annual mayfly season, but water temperatures may not be warm enough ...

Fly Geyser in Gerlach, Nevada Located on Fly Ranch ... resulting in a super natural-looking mound that continues to grow. The green and red colors come from the thermophilic algae, which ...

Stand-out spots include the Fly Geyser in Nevada and the Blue Lakes ... resulting in a super natural-looking mound that continues to grow. The green and red colors come from the thermophilic ...

The Fly Geyser in Nevada, a man-made geothermal geyser, actually came out of an accident. Located on private land in Washoe County, the geyser was first created when a well drilled in search of ...

5. The different colors of Fly Geyser result from different minerals deposits. Sulphur creates the mustard yellow color, iron creates the red and the green color is from algae. 6. Fly Geyser was not ...

Fly Geyser in Nevada's Black Rock Desert looks ... color from the type of seaweed called Sueda, which changes from green in the spring to deep red by late summer. The Red Beach spans about 51 ...

Located on private land in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, Fly Geyser resembles something from a science fiction ... their vibrant red colour contrasting sharply with the green pine forests and frequently ...