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Sure enough, we were looking at honest-to-goodness insects! Flying! In winter! → Read More
What I am keenly aware of now, is that every day can be Christmas when you’re a naturalist. → Read More
Osage orange fruit brings bright color, a pleasant scent and a whole lot of history to holiday displays. → Read More
The American badger is ideally suited to its role as fossorial carnivore, or a predator that digs. → Read More
Learn all about a soft-bodied organism that can lift thousands of times its own weight. → Read More
Ding Dong is a charming soul I was privileged to meet as his on-the-road odyssey ended – shortly after it began. → Read More
Every once in a while, the nomenclature train derails, and runs wildly off the tracks. → Read More
One estimate puts the amount of arthropods on our planet at 85% of Earth’s total animal biomass. → Read More
August is back-to-school month, a time when kids of all ages leave home, some for the very first time. → Read More
Are there any animals more misunderstood than snakes? Let's do some myth-busting. → Read More
True to its name, the insect held its two front legs up and clasped together as if in prayer. → Read More
A corps of volunteers works to counter the declining numbers of these colorful falcons who are tiny dynamos. → Read More
Determining the status of our native lady beetle species is one of the first steps toward starting to help them. → Read More
Warm summer nights give rise to all sorts of insect activity, and all are irresistible to this nature girl. → Read More
This insect’s genus name, Phengodes, can be traced to the Greek word for light – and with good reason. → Read More
As a male giant water bug, it’s his lot in life to ensure that pretty much every day is Father’s Day. → Read More
Sometimes a nature column practically writes itself. This, happily, is one of those weeks → Read More
If you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of a male and, if you’re super-lucky, a female. → Read More
Sitting there on the concrete step was one Virginia rail that was hard to miss. → Read More
Courtship is a big deal in the animal world, and turtles are no different. → Read More