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Spring Bird Identification Program
pages 68-78 in Peterson First Guide to Birds Pages 84-92 in Peterson First Guide Birds Look between pages 100 – 116 in Peterson First Guide to Birds Look between pages 95-115 in Peterson First Guide … Continue reading
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Who are These People?
The issue here is not just about dog poop. It is more about caring for our wild spaces. When we are out for a walk, are we conscience of the land and the parks we value so much? Dog People … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature
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Español en Naturaleza
Como está su español naturaleza? Cuántos palabras español sabe de seres viventes en la naturaleza? Despuis, compa su repuestas con la clave a de abajo de la página. How is your “nature spanish”? How many Spanish words you know of … Continue reading
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Staying One Step Ahead of the Winter Blues
Have you been letting a negative attitude dominate your emotions this winter? It is easy to understand how that could happen with the sub-zero temperatures we have been experiencing; the lack of sunlight; the daily news; the destruction of our … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Nature Notes, Winter
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20 Below Zero – Seeking a Reason to Smile
February 2nd is “Cross-Quarter Day” – half way between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. In early times, northern cultures celebrated this day with dancing and song. Here in the U.S., we call it “Groundhog Day”. There is hope … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Notes, Winter
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A Naturalist’s Shame – Lessons from Nature
The first event occurred in early January. Someone told me that a snowy owl had been seen near the Arbor Lakes Shopping center about 20 minutes from my house. I went online and got complete directions where the bird might … Continue reading
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Natural Playgrounds
Special interest article by Camille Calderaro, founder of Fireflies Play Environments. I grew up a “free-range kid”, exploring and building forts in the arroyos of Arizona and the ravines of Northern California. Natural playground elements … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Photography/Art
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The Wolf Within – A Poet’s Heart
(Editor’s note) Karen’s voice is one of guardianship and caring for the Earth. It is a voice that we all need to pay more attention to. When I finished reading her book, I felt awakened and emotionally shaken. Karen Shragg … Continue reading
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