Collecting Seeds of the Little Guys
July 9, 2018
Typically in January, after the chill of winter has settled into my bones, I’ll find myself dreaming of springtime on... Read More →
Magic Time
June 25, 2018
The autumn full moon hangs low in the western horizon. Moon beams of light are pouring over the ridge creating... Read More →
The Ghost Among Us
May 28, 2018
Driving up a steep two-track road with the UTV fire engine, I notice a large white object laying on the... Read More →
Last Call for the Meadowlark
April 16, 2018
David Cordray has written a scenario in the future that paints a picture of what may happen to bird species... Read More →
Origins of an at-risk species
January 29, 2018
David Cordray details his findings of an at-risk orchid and hypothesizes on how it may have come to be. These... Read More →
A Biodiversity Detective – Unraveling the Clues
December 26, 2017
Here’s a great example of an experience trying to document whether an endangered species or species at risk has been... Read More →
Morning in the Tallgrass
November 28, 2017
I step out onto the patio and quickly don my boots and outer garments in the chilly November air. Armored... Read More →
What’s the Key to Prairie Diversity?
October 16, 2017
Scattered patches of blue dot the otherwise expansive green prairie. Curious, I meander over to the nearest blue patch, scanning... Read More →
Bees Everywhere and Nowhere to Go
September 25, 2017
A flash of white catches my attention, and my eyes scan in that direction. The diversity of shapes, sizes and... Read More →
Is Perpetuity Forever?
September 4, 2017
I’m taking a break by a small wetland pool, secluded in an area of willows with a small silver maple... Read More →
