Earth Alive: Field Notes From the Southern Mountains
REQUIREMENTS: A comfortable lawn chair and an hour of your time
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The insects come back, fewer and fewer, each spring, until...
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Peculiar GalaxiesI will be sleeping in the yard tonight. No, not Ann’s idea this time, but mine, willingly and with great expectations. It promises to be wonderf…
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After thinking we would be dependent on propane for backup heat, wood has come back into our lives and our home.
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Hours supine before the Perseids, I was moved to re-ConSider my Here-and-Now in a new light
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Stalking the Wild Wacky WeedWacky Weed here is not what you think—and that particular species is off the list of things that can put you behind bars in Virginia, by the way.
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Oak Plum GallA tiny wasp female lays an egg on a very tiny developing acorn, that this cozy protective fleshy wall is produced—instead of oak tissue—by the o…
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