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The Audacity of Bloodroot
Elegance and audacity in the dance of the Bloodroot’s flower and leaf βΒ with snow in the forecast tonight here in Vermont.
The Spineless Speak Up
Three caterpillars I encountered this month illustrate the raw force of insects on Planet Earth.
What’s This? No. 26
My latest What’s This? nature challenge showed up Sunday, January 31, near the summit of Mt. Worcester here in Vermont’s Green Mountains. Name it and be eligible to win, uh, well, not quite as much as Powerball.
What’s This? No. 30
Name this bird and be eligible to win the next primary election. No, be eligible to win fame. Well, okay, maybe you’ll win five bucks.
The Point of Schoodic Point
Warfare, birds, a sunset and news from Schoodic Point in Maine.
Butterflies and Joy
Two hundred orange butterflies in a meadow of purple wildflowers βΒ next to the ocean. It reminds me to slow down, lose myself, and find the joy.
Extinction and other Matters of Life and Death and Insects
Perspectives on the “insect apocalypse” and what we might do about it.
What’s Next – Earth Day Edition
An Earth Day Weekend celebration of what’s flying or simply growing here in the American Southeast, plus what’s next in the north.
Insects and Impeachment
Pygmy dragonflies, charismatic butterflies, atomic bombs and toxic politics.
The Extinction of Meaning
Now that the Trump administration has advanced its plan to weaken the Endangered Species Act, here’s my essay, first published at Medium.com, about our fading ties to wildlife and wild places.Β
