I discovered the font color in my Blog posts was not what I expected or wanted and I can't find where to make the change. Here's an example: http://driftlessprairies.org/?p=7095

I'm not sure why the font color in the posts would be different from the pages, but I would like to have these the same. Here's a page example of the font color: http://driftlessprairies.org/?page_id=2007

Thanks for the help!

Have you reviewed the page/post options?
Have you reviewed your css Insert option?
Have you looked at it with a code inspector to see what css is being applied?

I did all of those and redid them as well since I'm such a beginner.

Here's the CSS from the blog and it shows nothing about font color:
#subscribe-email input {
padding: 1px 2px;
width: 95%;
}
.comment-subscription-form .subscribe-label {
display: inline !important;
}

Here's something different that I did discover -- this odd font color applies only to the photo gallery of this post. No other post uses an image gallery. So then I thought of the customization we just did for the font size and AHA! There's the color. But that leads me to another question...why is this color only showing up in image galleries in posts while the links within a gallery image in pages remains as #2F01F4 which is the color designated in the "Body, Links, Text" section.

.gallery-caption {
color: #00ffff;
font-size: 0.7em;
line-height: 13px;
margin: 0;
padding: 2px 4px 5px;
}

FYI: the CSS rule for font color is 'color'
more specific CSS takes a higher precedence than less specific CSS

I do recall the specificity rule, but both of those rules have the hex#, which would make them both specific. Why would the "gallery" CSS that you helped me with recently override the Body/Text & Links area?

Speficity relates to CSS Selector not the rules. The selector is what is outside the {...}'s
The selector determines what rules are applied to what elements