Two Easy Ways to Put Nature First This Fall
Happy fall! I know it’s officially not quite here yet, but some changes are already happening. Monarchs are moving south. Birds are beginning their migration. Some leaves are just starting
Worried About Data Centers and Water Use? Here’s What You Need to Know
Data centers are in the news often lately. Seems like they are being built in many states, and especially in places close to environmentally sensitive parks or locations where the
Chasing Bats in Thailand, An Adventure with Merlin Tuttle
This past March I traveled to Thailand to meet up with bat biologists and photographers, Dr. Merlin Tuttle, from Austin, TX, and Daniel Hargreaves from the UK, and as well
What You Need to Know About Mosquito Spray Services
It’s summer, the time of year when many of us want to be spending time outside–grilling, using our patio or deck, or just enjoying our yards. I think it’s one
Six Things that May Surprise You About Songbirds
I was surprised recently to notice “my” pair of Carolina wrens starting construction of their third nest of the season– this after already successfully raising two broods. Watching them collect
Habitat in Your Own Yard: A Paradigm Shift, Putting Nature First
An article by me, Sharon Mammoser that was previously published in The Laurel magazine, spring 2025with some additions since space here isn’t limited. Wander through most neighborhoods and you’ll find
Who’s That Caterpillar, Part Two: A Look at 10 Common Moths
I recently did a post featuring ten common butterfly species, matching their caterpillar with their winged adult form. Now I’m going to do the same for ten common moths. I’m