
Nothing to Do? Try Building a Bird Nest!
One of the fascinations of nature is the design and construction of nests by birds. In Victorian times, it was... Read More →
One of the fascinations of nature is the design and construction of nests by birds. In Victorian times, it was... Read More →
All right. So you’ve been out botanizing, birding, bugwatching, and you’ve got your specimen to identify via photos. Now what?... Read More →
In a traditional scavenger hunt, teams search for a dozen or two unusual items within a time limit between 2-6... Read More →
Many people have found themselves enjoying the wildlife and nature in their yards and around local parks and trails in... Read More →
When I was 10 years old, to supplement the holiday excitement, a friend and I spent part of Christmas vacation... Read More →
Yellowstone, established in 1872 as our first National Park, is a large volcanic caldera sacred to Native Americans and home... Read More →
For schoolchildren, summer break came two months early this year, thanks to COVID-19. And by now even the allure of... Read More →
The highlight of spring for me is the arrival of warblers. These small gems generally glean insects from leaves and... Read More →
My three recent blogs about spillways have featured variations of little ponds in little watersheds, small enough and in locations... Read More →
Spring is the time for ‘first of the year’ observations. It’s always fun to see old friends returning to the... Read More →