Blogs
Eastern Cottontail Rabbits
Mar 30, 2018 | | Notes from the WildCottontails conceal themselves in dense thickets of shrubs and brambles.
Mink: Master Predators
Mar 5, 2018 | | Notes from the WildWinter is the best time to find evidence of mink. With snow cover, mink tracks can readily be found along streams or the verges of ponds and lakes.
How to Find Owls
Feb 2, 2018 | | Notes from the WildMyths, legends and modern literature feature owls, a notable example being Hedwig the snowy owl, loyal companion of Harry Potter.
Skunks and Porcupines, Masters of Defence
Jan 12, 2018 | | Notes from the WildSkunks, in contrast to porcupines, are positively cuddly with soft, luxuriant fur, just begging to be stroked.
A Headwaters’ Giant
Dec 5, 2017 | | Notes from the WildDo you know of a bigger tree in the Headwaters Region?
Flickers
Oct 29, 2017 | | Notes from the WildNorthern flickers are boldly and beautifully marked woodpeckers that are common throughout the Headwaters.
Night Hikes
Oct 17, 2017 | | Notes from the WildNight Hikes – A purposeful walk along a path, playing a flashlight over leaves, branches and trunks will reveal wonders.
Katydids
Sep 5, 2017 | | Notes from the WildKatydids are seldom seen, because they camouflage so well with greenery.
Caterpillars and Chrysalides
Aug 17, 2017 | | Notes from the WildCaterpillar food plants will summon egg-laying female butterflies to your yard. Then, if sharp-eyed, you may find the minute eggs. More likely you’ll find the caterpillars.
Chrysalides
Jul 4, 2017 | | Notes from the WildWith a few exceptions, chrysalides are designed to be overlooked, to allow the wondrous alchemy of metamorphosis to proceed undisturbed.
Bluebirds
Jun 5, 2017 | | Notes from the WildThe success of bluebird nest boxes tells us that we can help wildlife, if we care enough and have the will.
Woodland Wildflowers
Apr 30, 2017 | | Notes from the WildSpring wildflowers are a varied lot, many graced with fanciful names that fire the imaginations of children and adults.