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
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
Appreciating Moths
So for anyone who has been following along with me for a while now, you know that every summer I spend time doing an activity called “Mothing.” This means I
Sounds Like Science Fiction…But it’s Not!
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
Getting to Know our American Goldfinch
By Naturalist and Photographer, Sharon Mammoser If you’re like me and keep feeders out so you can delight in the birds that visit your yard, I bet you love
You’re Invited! Participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count
Have you ever felt lost at sea, like you’re clutching onto a tiny life raft, struggling to stay afloat? Looking at the news on any given day magnifies the feeling
Winter Bird Feeding: Ten Mistakes to Avoid
The first day of winter is right around the bend. The ground is covered with fallen leaves, temperatures are regularly below 50, our ruby-throated hummingbirds have left for the winter,