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An Early Successional Success!
4 Dec 2024

An Early Successional Success!

by Anna Sorgie | posted in: Birds, Local Conservation, Plants, Turtles | 0

When you think of a thriving natural landscape, what comes to mind? How does it compare to the protected open space in your own town? You may picture a mature forest with towering trees and a full canopy as far … Continued

birds, cottontails, pines, pollinators, trees, turtles
Acorns, Acorns Everywhere
20 Nov 2024

Acorns, Acorns Everywhere

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Birds, Local Conservation, Plants | 0

Have you been noticing all the acorns everywhere this year? Maybe you’ve heard them pinging off the roof of your car, or, if you’re especially lucky, been bonked by one in the head.  Oak trees produce acorns in boom-and-bust cycles, … Continued

birds, caterpillars, plants, trees
Give a Hoot for Owls
12 Nov 2024

Give a Hoot for Owls

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Birds, Local Conservation | 0

Have you been hearing owls calling lately? Though many of us normally sleep with the windows closed at night in the fall and winter, with the recent warm weather I’ve had my windows open and have been hearing a Great … Continued

books, get involved, owls
Shine Bright like a Bridle Shiner
28 Oct 2024

Shine Bright like a Bridle Shiner

by Jimmy Welch | posted in: Fish, Local Conservation | 0

Each year in late summer and early fall several of our field staff conduct surveys for bridle shiners. This is a small shiner species that is threatened and declining throughout much of its range and is listed as a species … Continued

Fireflies, spiders, and moths, oh my!
22 Oct 2024

Fireflies, spiders, and moths, oh my!

by Kirsten Ward | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

As October creeps in fast, we wanted to highlight some not-so-creepy crawlies as they can get a bad rep during the spooky season! These bewitching bugs all use the autumn leaves in one way or another, so if you find … Continued

birds, get involved, leavetheleaves

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