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
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
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
Special thanks to Beth for sharing these amazing caterpillars with me so I can photograph and watch them grow! I love it! Thank you! I recently wrote a post about
Curious about the age of some of the towering trees in my forested yard in western NC, I measured around the trunk at 5 feet from the root crown and
Years ago when I moved to North Carolina after thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, I knew I wanted to start a pollinator garden. I knew I wanted to plant milkweed for