Environment
Peacocks, oysters and rubber ducks
Sep 9, 2011 | | Autumn 2011 | Back Issues | Countryside Digest | DepartmentsHistory traditionally has ranked alchemists with counterfeit artists, huckster quacks, snake oil salesmen, and witches. Miscellany from Douglas G. Pearce’s Countryside Digest.
Wrens
Aug 30, 2011 |Both male and female wrens generate a potpourri of chatter – a profusion of messaging rivaling the texting of human teenagers.
Micro – cosmos in your yard
Aug 23, 2011 | | Blogs | Notes from the WildMany new point-and-shoot cameras have a macro focus function, allowing you to take close-up photos of miniature creatures.
Canada’s chefs enter the quarry fray
Aug 19, 2011 | | Back Issues“We want people to taste the bounty of the land that is threatened by the quarry,” says Stadtländer.
Food for Thought
Aug 19, 2011 | | Back Issues“He that looketh on a plate of ham and eggs to lust after it hath already committed breakfast with it in his heart.”
C.S. Lewis
Caterpillars & Butterflies
Jul 25, 2011 | | Notes from the WildMost butterfly caterpillars will mature and form chrysalides within two or three weeks.
Birth of a Protest
Jun 16, 2011 |This spring, when The Highland Companies filed its application for a 2,316-acre limestone quarry, a small rural protest caught the big wave.
Melancthon Mega Quarry
by the Numbers
Jun 16, 2011
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This spring, when The Highland Companies filed its application for a 2,316-acre limestone quarry, a small rural protest caught the big wave.
Washing, wages, wax and worms
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back Issues | Countryside Digest | Departments | Summer 2011A review of recent studies suggests many amoebae have sex! Miscellany from Douglas G. Pearce’s Countryside Digest.
Luna Moths
Jun 8, 2011 | | Notes from the WildIf you have seen a luna moth recently in Headwaters please let us know.
Food for thought
May 14, 2011 | | Back IssuesMeaningful Mouthful “‘Eating is an agricultural act,’ as Wendell Berry famously said.
You can’t eat aggregates.
May 14, 2011 | | Editor’s DeskOr drink cement. Or greet your neighbours across a 2,300 acre pit.