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
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
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
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
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
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
Have you ever been out in your yard or garden and come across a big, fat “worm” feasting on your plants? Maybe you were horrified, thinking “Holy cow! That caterpillar
My Mom tells me that as a baby she could never get me to sleep past 6am–much to her dismay! Perhaps that’s why I’ve always been a morning person, usually