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Oh Look, a Bird

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Books That Made a Naturalist

How these books from my childhood and high school education influenced my current interest in the natural world. Photo Credit As I...

Journal Entry: An Early Morning in a Mustard Field

On April 3rd, 2020, I got up before sunrise to photograph some blackbirds. Here's how it went. All photos in this post were shot my me....

6 Prompts for Studying Nature at Home

photo credit Many of us now find ourselves under shelter-in-place orders, which means we’re practically stuck at home. Our schedules have...

Do The Birds Know?

The Coronavirus has rocked the world, dominating news channels, social media, and conversations. Last week alone, citizens around the...

Beginners Tips for Using Binoculars

photo credit I use binoculars everyday; they’re the most valuable tool for me when observing nature, especially when birdwatching. After...

A Month of Moon-Watching

Everyone around the world, on a clear night, can look up and see Earths oldest and most beautiful satellite, the moon. The light it...

Journal Entry: Yellowstone in a Day

We woke up early that morning, before the sun had risen. I rolled out of bed, grabbed the clothing I set aside the night before and...

Journal Entry: The Death of a Warbler

I was walking my dog the other day when I came across something curious. I looked down at the grass below my feet and saw a small bird,...

Journal Entry: Chasing The Kingfisher

A narrative of my nature walk on the morning of 17 January 2020. photo credit: https://birds.outdoornebraska.gov/belted-kingfisher/ A few...

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