Eyes in the Forest: Let’s Check out Some Bear Activity on the Trail Cams
I’ve had the pleasure of watching a lot of black bear activity this summer because of the trail cameras I have out in the forest where I live. One of
Join The Great Southeast Pollinator Census: A Citizen Science Project for Pollinator Conservation
You probably already know that many plants require the services of a pollinator. Pollinators are animals that transfer pollen from one flower to another so that the plant can become
Introducing the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly
On any given day in the summer, if you are outside, you are likely to see eastern tiger swallowtail butterflies ((Papilio glaucus) flitting around. You see them in the garden, in
Weekly Puzzler #270: Tiny Green Spheres on Short Threads
Happy Weekend, Friends! I think it’s time to bring back the puzzler, starting today. Here’s a few photos I took recently on Milkweed, at my friend Kim’s farm. Check them
Even When the World Is Crazy–Five Things to Remember
Happy day, friends! I just want to share a few thoughts with you. As you may know I have an Instagram account and enjoy posting little tidbits about the things
Splish, Splash, Takin’ a Bath: Bear Cubs Play in Water
Recently a friend gave me the brilliant idea to put out some “watering holes” in the forest on my property. Though we have several streams on our 17 acres, most
Gardening For Moths: 3 Reasons to Get Started Today!
Did you know that the last week in July is National Moth Week? Or that Ohio holds an event each July called Mothapalooza that brings together self-professed “Nature Nerds” from